DISQUS

Jake Spurlock · 5 months ago

Did you guys do any testing with WordPressMU? I can't get Google Analytics to authenticate...

Devin Reams · 5 months ago

We hadn't, no. In theory, the plugin would just store the authentication tokens in the blogs' options tables. Assuming that's not the case, we can pass the feedback along to MailChimp for a future update. Thanks, Jake.

Derek · 5 months ago

Have you guys seen this in testing?

The page you have requested cannot be displayed. Another site was requesting access to your Google Account, but sent a malformed request. Please contact the site that you were trying to use when you received this message to inform them of the error. A detailed error message follows: sitedomain.com has not been registered.

The domain for the example is in Analytics.

Devin Reams · 5 months ago

We've had a few people with this issue and haven't had a chance to look into it. We followed the GA API so there may be some hints out there.

Justin Souter · 4 months ago

Devin

Your plugin looks great, and I'd love to get it working - only I get this error: "Could not connect (ERR 137013523: Unable to find the socket transport "ssl" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?)"

I feel a bit cheeky posting here, but haven't found a detailed support page for the plug-in, so hope you don't mind!

I get this error when trying to log into MailChimp from my WP plugin page, and hopefully have ensured that the site uses PHP 5.

What do you think I'm missing?

many thanks

Justin

Devin Reams · 4 months ago

Hi Justin, a new version is in the works. But, this looks to likely be a server configuration issue. Feel free to visit the Google Group discussion page for the Analytics360 plugin.