Closed lev-slinsen closed 7 years ago
Have you add your site to Google Analytics?
I work as a web-analytic and I have to use chrome to test my websites. GA code works just fine on all my websites, it's just very unhandy that I have to use chrome to test GA and GTM events.
Have you clicked the record button to start capturing data? The record icon (the solid circle) should turn red when the extension is capturing data. I ask because the screen grab above doesn't look like it's in the capture state
So do I have to press it every time I reload the page or open a new tab of the same website? That makes little sense. Is it possible to change that? I still have to use Chrome for this only purpose because I only have to click "GA Debug: ON" once and then it works until I turn it off or close Chrome.
A separate instance of GA Debugger is created for each tab — just like every other panel in Chrome Devtools — you'll need to start capturing data in each tab you open. Once you're capturing data, GADebugger will continue to run across page loads in the current tab. To stop capturing data, simply click the record button again.
Thank you. It would be more handy if there was an option to set "record" always on for the current session and/or a specific domain name.
I have installed the plugin, restarted the browser and tested in on a couple websites i'm administrating. One of them is using GA code, another is using GTM code. In both cases it's just a blank field, nothing appears at all. Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong.