NEW RELEASE: Simple Google Analytics v1.2.0 - New “ga.js” code compatible

Date January 14, 2008

Version 1.2.0 of Simple Google Analytics (for Zen Cart) nows uses the updated “ga.js” tracking code released by Google in December 2007.

The older urchin.js tracking code will be phased out, and no longer will be supported after the end of the year by Google.

The newer ga.js tracking code provides increased reporting capability and is considered “lighter weight” from a code perspective.

Features of Version 1.2.0

  • Adds standard Google Tracking to website
  • Automatically Adds E-Commerce tracking to website
  • Adds the ability for you to install Google Conversion Tracking
  • Uses the new “ga.js” code released by Google in December 2007

How to Download Version 1.2.0
You can download this new version by clicking here. You will be taken to my downloads page where you can select the new 1.2.0 version.

Complete instructions are enclosed in the download to assist you in either upgrading (from previous versions) or “new installations”. Please make sure you read the instructions carefully for upgrading etc… It is easy and straight forward, but you should be aware of a few file changes.

A screenshot of new version 1.2.0 is below for reference:

Simple Google Analytics for Zen Cart version 1.2.0

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  • 2 Responses to “NEW RELEASE: Simple Google Analytics v1.2.0 - New “ga.js” code compatible”

    1. sheds said:

      Do you know what the Extra Reporting is?

    2. econcepts said:

      It is wise to switch over as the old urchin code will not be supported very long (end of the year). I have not yet noticed any new “extreme” differences, but as Google puts it … and I quote … you should install the new updated ga.js code because it:

      “lets you take advantage of upcoming advanced features and sophisticated reporting”

      I’m sure I’ll be writing on any new reporting features as I test them. Keep your eyes open.

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