From the issue you’ve presented, it seems you’ve understood the requirements for setting up Insights correctly, but Google Analytics 4 (GA4) appears to be functioning differently than expected. The challenge here appears to be with the concept of “inheritance” of permissions in Google accounts, where GA4 isn’t recognizing permissions granted at… Read more

Firing off asynchronous data in page_view events is not necessarily a no-no, but it does introduce certain complexities that you’ve already identified. It’s crucial to recognize that the firing of the page_view event and fetching of data don’t always occur simultaneously, which can impact the accuracy and consistency of the event’s data payload.… Read more

The reason why you’re only seeing 2.7K sessions when you choose the source or source/medium dimension could be due to the specific segment or filter you’ve applied to the view. If you’ve added a segment that only includes certain traffic sources or mediums, the total session count will drastically decrease from what you’d see without any… Read more

Sure I can help with that. As an initial approach, you would need to identify where the ‘video_complete’ rows are in your nested list. Once you’ve managed to do that, a possible way to get ‘video_complete’ to be at the bottom of your list would be to use the ‘append()’ and ‘remove()’ list methods in Python (or their equivalents in other… Read more

Firstly, from your code, it appears your regex filter for ‘value’ is incorrect. When using FULL_REGEXP, the ‘value’ should just be the regex pattern you are trying to match against, without the field name. For example, for your ‘hostName’ filter, it should be ‘value’ => ‘www.site.com’ (note the escaping for periods), not ‘hostName==www.site.com’.… Read more

Hey! This might just be how GA’s debugger shows batched events. As it’s a page_view, I’m thinking it’s an SPA since batching doesn’t function with real page loads. You can read up on the Events Grouping section [here](https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9322688?hl=en#zippy=%2Crealtime-report%2Cdebugview-report) for more info.

But don’t… Read more

Hey folks, so here’s what I did.

1. I logged a user in using Google account and scored a token. The code looks like this:

`
^ LaravelSocialiteTwoUser {#1512 ▼
+token: “ya29 — 51 ◀”
+refreshToken: null
+expiresIn: 3599
}
`
Sweet, that part worked.

2. I got stuck trying to pull the list of account summaries the user can access, to f… Read more

The error message you’re seeing, “Re-aggregating metrics is not supported,” comes up in Google Data Studio when you’re trying to sum (or average, maximum, minimum, etc.) a metric that has already been aggregated. This is typically the case when the data comes from a field that Google Analytics marks as “already aggregated”.

To solve this error,… Read more

Yes, you are trying to transform your current Google Analytics 4 (GA4) data from BigQuery, currently in JSON format, into a more readable Table format for usage in Power BI. The idea here is that you need to “unnest” and “pivot” your current data into separate columns. This is unfortunately not a straightforward process if you’re new to these… Read more

It seems like your issue is indeed tied to the schema compatibility changes announcement. Per the change, item-scoped dimensions like itemName and itemId are no longer compatible with event-scoped metrics like eventCount in the same query. Therefore, generating a report that directly correlates itemId and eventCount in the same table is no longer… Read more

Hey there! So I’ve got this API that has an endpoint my-api/v1/books/book/{id}.

Pretty straightforward, right? Each “book” is a serialized version available online and they each have a category on my site. The endpoint allows users to see the total views of a specific book by passing the book ID in the URL (like this: ?info=views).

Alright, but…

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Hey there, I spotted something weird after setting up GA4 Properties. We’re seeing way more direct traffic than we used to in the session default channel grouping – it’s doubled! But what’s odd is that the total traffic on GA4 and UA is pretty much the same. So, I’m guessing we’re seeing a shift from Google ads traffic (cos they’re now showing way…

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