Google analytics

[Small World Books]

I'm trying to put the Google Analytics code on each page of my website and it says to put it before but the only place I could find that was on the hompage template - anyone know how I go to each page in CMS Made Simple to be able to paste this in each page? It's probably a very easy thing to do, sorry!!

[alby]

I'm trying to put the Google Analytics code on each page of my website and it says to put it before but the only place I could find that was on the hompage template - anyone know how I go to each page in CMS Made Simple to be able to paste this in each page? It's probably a very easy thing to do, sorry!!

Add your code in all (used) templates of Layout > Templates
Pages use that templates

TIP: surround your javascript code with {literal} {/literal} tag

Alby

[Small World Books]

Wow - thank you SOO much - it's so easy when you know how! I really appreciate your help, thanks again!!

[calguy1000]

another tip would be to place your javascript code in a global content block
and then just call that global content block from the 'global metadata' field in the site preferences.

Then so long as you have
{metadata} in your page templates.... the google analytics code will get inserted.

[pontikka]

Could someone please explain me in detail how to:

• add javascript in to global content block
• call that global content block from the 'global metadata' field in the site preferences

Thanks,
Pontikka

[Ziggywigged]

I may be wrong on this but I believe google requires the js be placed right before the closing body tag so alby's recommendation may work best.

[voghen]

Very nice!
The "literal" code makes it work!!! I tried a thousend times, but only had errors - now it works!
What the heck makes Google-Code literal...

Greetings

[Dr.CSS]

When you put something in your template/page that uses {  } in it and isn't a module/tag call smarty trys to parce it as one so you need the {literal} to make it know it's not that kind of call, this is true no matter where you put it...