Ultimate Google Analytics Reports

This script uses the Google Analytics Data API to show Google Analytics reports on your website. You can show the data in a standalone page or include it in your own scripts (CMS, control panels…).

Data is show in figures and interactive charts, using a similar view as a known wordpress plugin, but using different code, no Wordpress code needed.

INSTALLATION

1. Upload all the files in ‘analytics’ folder into your php web server 2. To use the script as a standalone page, just edit the report.php file and add your Google analytics account information at the top. E-mail and password are the ones you use to access the Google Analytics webpage. You can check your profile ID at your Google Analytics account webpage. Just edit the profile of the webpage you are tracking and you will find it at the top left corner. 3. Browse your site to open the report.php file, it should be something like www.yoursite.com/analytics/report.php

HOW TO FIND THE PROFILE ID OF GOOGLE ANALYTICS

In order to find the Profile ID of the webpage you want to track , just log in at Google Analytics using your username and password. Locate the webpage you want to track and click on edit. You will findThe Profile Id at the top left corner of that page. Check the following url if you have any doubt.

How to find Google Analytics Profile ID

USAGE

You can use this script as a standalone page or include it in your own scripts (CMS, control panels…). To use it as a standalone page just configure your Google analytics account data and visit www.yoursite.com/analytics/report.php To include it in your scripts just add the code in the header, the javascript calls and the css intro your own page. Then add the report table into the body of your own page.

If 130 sales are reached I will add more options to this script. You can ask for new features in the comments.

UPDATES

March 21st 2010: Added multilanguage support to the script. English and Spanish languages available, and you can add your own just editing one file. Please send your new language files to info@webdesignmarbella.com to add them to the script and share with other users.

If the script reaches 130 sales I will add more features to it, probably PDF reports exporting options.

March 19th 2010: The 50 sales figure is approaching, so I’m preparing a multilanguage system

March 10th 2010: Updated the documentation on how to get the Google Analytics Profile ID. Sorry for the missunderstandings.