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This is a really exciting evolution of GA: the ability to understand your users Demographics and Interests.
It only required a one-line change to the final outputted code, as outlined here:
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Comments
Comment #1
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedRTFM
Comment #2
Leo Pitt CreditAttribution: Leo Pitt commentedNot the most helpful response.
Comment #3
robcarrRTFM didn't answer it for me either. Couldn't find it anywhere. Then I buggered around with all the GA module settings for a while. I'm not a scientist, so that's how I roll.
Under 'Search and Advertising' at /admin/config/system/googleanalytics, there's a wee box to check: 'Track DoubleClick data'. Save settings and clear cache (to be safe).
Fame and glory are only a click away on your Google Analytics dashboard. And a 24 hour wait.
Maybe a one liner in the README might help, but it seems easy now that we all know where the setting is.
Comment #4
jlea9378 CreditAttribution: jlea9378 commentedI saw that option in the module settings but had no idea it was associated with the new Demographic and Interest reports.
Comment #5
dantodd CreditAttribution: dantodd commentedThanks for this. Google Analytics doesn't validate the code , but it does seem to work if you ignore validation.
Comment #6
Diego Herranz CreditAttribution: Diego Herranz commentedGood, but I also think that a more descriptive explanation could be used. I read:
and I never thought it was related with the new demographic features.
Thanks!
Comment #7
jeff h CreditAttribution: jeff h commentedIf you can't see this checkbox, the following may explain why:
In 7.x-2.x-dev this option has been disabled. I see the code was commented out, and a reference made to https://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&hlrm=de&answer=...
Comment #9
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedClose
Comment #10
svinod999 CreditAttribution: svinod999 commentedConfirming #5 by dantodd, it works if you have GA to ignore validation. The data gets displayed in GA from the next day onwards.
Comment #11
deverman CreditAttribution: deverman commentedDoes the drupal 6 version of this module support this feature?
Comment #12
Road Kill CreditAttribution: Road Kill commentedI am not really convinced that ticking the track double click data box is working. If it was then why is Google Analytics still asking for validation? This issue requires some explanation from the developers to confirm if the demographics and interests reports are compatible and ”definitely” working properly with this module.
RTFM is not at all very help at all.
Comment #13
Road Kill CreditAttribution: Road Kill commentedWhat nobody has mentioned is that if you wait 24 hours you can the click on validate code in GA and it goes through. If it does not authenticate you may need to go back to GA later and try again but it does authenticate.
Comment #14
Ashokjey CreditAttribution: Ashokjey commentedDoes the drupal 6 version of this module support this feature?
Comment #15
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedYes
Comment #16
quantos CreditAttribution: quantos commented@arrgh #3 thank you mate. Q.
Comment #17
soulmatters CreditAttribution: soulmatters commentedThank you very much sir!