I read the google help for tracking an addon (https://developers.google.com/gsuite/marketplace/use-analytics) and I am not sure, what to do on the google analytics side of the idea.
I added a stream and entered the url of the application url, which I can find in the sore entry settings of the google cloud plattform.
Then I entered the Stream ID in the configuration of my addon's store entry configuration page, where it asks for google Analytics-ID (I entered the G- ... number).
But I don't see any data in GA.
What did I get wrong in the first place? :)
Maybe I am on the wrong path, so I want to share my goal as well: I try to track three things of my google calendar add-on:
how often the add-on in the Marketplace is viewed
how often the add-on actually was installed
what the user did in the add-on, while using it.
thanks for your input and questions to lead me to the solution :)
Try to use a Universal Analytics Property, the one with ID like UA-XXXXX-Y. When you create a new property activate the advanced options and choose that property type.
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I've added the Google reCAPTCHA enterprise to my auth endpoints, and now I want to cover them by integration tests. To do so, I need to generate a valid token and pass it to requests. But I can't find in the docs how to do that, they only offer to create a separate reCAPTCHA key for testing environment which is not suitable for me, because I want to test production too.
I am not sure if I understood you, but I utilized test keys for testing Recaptcha using Cypress , here you can find them and more information about what you want
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Hello,
If you’re getting new reCaptcha keys each time you create a site then I’m afraid to say you’re doing so improperly for this scenario. Hopefully, the below instructions can help:
Log into your Google Admin Console.
Browse to the API key that you have set for your website. If you have more than 1 reCaptcha in your Admin Console you may need to click the dropdown next to the “You have ‘x’ site(s)”.
Once you’ve found your specific reCaptcha API, you’ll want to click the Settings gear icon at the top right. This will bring you to your API settings where you can grab your reCaptcha keys and add additional domains to the allow-list.
On the Settings screen you should see a list of domains in an allow-list with an input box to enter additional domains. There should be a plus sign next to this input box. Enter your domain and click the plus sign.
Finally, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the blue “Save” button. This will tell Google to apply your changes and may take up to 5 minutes to be put into place.
This will tell Google to allow the same reCaptcha keys for multiple domains specified in this allow-list on the Settings page. For further help, we’ve created an Imgur Album of a few screenshots that may help you along your way:
https://imgur.com/a/aT8J6Uu
Hopefully, with the above instructions, you’ll be able to add in your additional domains to the allow list. Should you need further assistance, we suggest reaching out to Google G Suite Admin Support.
Hope it will solve your issue
If it still didn't work in your scenario you can use the dynamic way of applying keys like saving keys into the Environment variable and based on the current environment it will be changed dynamically
I am about to launch a beta version for my react native application, and I want to get information on how much time users stay on my app, and actually use it, how frequently they enter it etc. That would help giving me feedback. Also could be useful to know which pages get used the most. Is there such a thing that exists for that?
You may use analytics in your project. Google Firebase provides analytics. But I use Appcenter Analytics for my app. You can add custom events as well to track which page the user has opened or to find whether the button was clicked by user. Here is a screenshot from Appcenter dashboard.
I have a site built with Jekyll Now on GitHub and I want it to appear in a google search. If I just google my GitHub username followed by 'GitHub' and 'io', it does not find my site. How do I get google to find my site in a google search?
You have to create a Google Search Console account and add your page, then typically you just drop a "marker" file in the root (Search Console generates this) so that Google can confirm you really own the page.
Google Search Console
Instructions
(Since the instructions are long and have many links to sub-steps, I'm only providing the link.)
Also, if you're going to use a registered domain name, set that up before you register the site for search.
(Edit: Technically you don't have to do this, sooner or later Google will find you... but this will give your content a much higher-quality score.)
It can take a few days before the site is indexed by search engines. Google for google index site and you will find quite a lot of information about the process and how it can be speed up.
Generally, google finds all website and index them. Sometimes, it's takes time to crawl the new website.
But, you can do this thing manually by following these steps:
Go to Google search
Add the website as your property
Then, verify your property that you're the owner of this.
In PowerBI, I'd like to get data from a website requiring authentication (http://kdp.amazon.com/). Going to New Source, Web, Advanced, doesn't show me anything that looks promising. Hopefully I'm missing something.
My ideal would be to go to a specific webpage (post authentication), and click on a link that allows me to download an excel spreadsheet.
Thanks for any ideas/pointers.
It depends, and chances are slim for your case.
If it is a direct URL to where the data or file resided (e.g data is on the page, file link, web API endpoint), then it depends on what kind of authentication method is used by the website, and whether you can provide the credentials through the Web.Contents options. (commonly used for web API authentication)
If it requires further navigation (e.g. click, type in info) to access the data / file after the authentication, then the answer is no.
That type of data scraping can be accomplished using a headless browser and a scripting/macro engine.
For example xvfb (X virtual framebuffer) + firefox + iMacros. I do consider this beyond power bi's capabilities. If you wish to pursue this further here are some references:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xvfb
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/imacros-for-firefox/
Again, similar but using an alternate toolset:
http://scraping.pro/use-headless-firefox-scraping-linux/
BTW, having done this once or twice before - this is not a great value proposition. If you have to resort to this sort of tactic, it may be time to consider why the developers didn't expose this functionality to you in an API - maybe there is a good reason?
I'd like to know if there is a way to figure out how often a SharePoint (2013) user clicked on a SiteCollection or Web. Is there a specific service that is capable of the logging or is there a log in the database anyway? My idea is to display the result as a graph. For example:
(user a)-[40 clicks]->(SiteCollection X)<-[60 clicks]-(user b)
Read this for analytics in Sharepoint
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219554.aspx
But, if this report is important to you I strongly recommend using something like google analytics (which is free of course) to track the data by your self.
You can create your own account, and send an event each time user enters your site or web.
I did some more research and found the "SharePoint audit log reports". They do almost exactly what I want. Information about how often items in a SiteCollection have been clicked is provided and reports are saved as exel sheets. Example