After adding google analytics client ID in Voyager, sometimes you may not get the analytics report right away in the voyager dashboard page; Instead it will show the below text.
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Same problem
Thank you for posting this
Still seems to be an issue?
I was having this problem previously, but not longer am thanks to this post. After enabling the API in the Google Library I also had to make sure to log in to google using the correct account (I have multiple google accounts and only one of them had access to the analytics data I was trying to access), but after that it works well for me.
this worked for me. thankyou
same problem
Guys, please stop commenting "Same problem". This issue isn't about a problem (at least not one within Voyager's control). It's about adding documentation to assist devs with getting past this step.
I think the problem happen because http must be https in xampp
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I guess you should install an analytics tool on your page.
go to https://analytics.google.com/analytics and register your website. then copy the code like
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and past it inside head tag as the first element.
If someone encountered a problem by following these steps. Delete the OAuth ID and create again after enabling the Analytics API.
I enabled the api after creating the OAuth ID and it didn't work, only after deleting and enabling it again that I managed to make it work
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I was having this problem previously, but not longer am thanks to this post. After enabling the API in the Google Library I also had to make sure to log in to google using the correct account (I have multiple google accounts and only one of them had access to the analytics data I was trying to access), but after that it works well for me.