I know that the post title looks like a dummy tutorial, but actually it's more a bug report.
In the past I had no problem setting up the Google Analytics tracker for my Google code projects, but I tried it today and it's more complicate due to what like looks to be a bug.
The problem is when creating a new profile and specifying something like code.google.com/p/myproject as the URL to be tracked, because now, just domain names without any path are allowed, and n "Invalid input" error is raised.
The solution is simple if you know it. You can create your profile just with the domain name (code.google.com), and then edit the profile and update profile name and profile url to the correct values (in this page it's allowed).
I guess that it will be quickly solved by the Google team, but until then, here you have the tip.
@datapythonista
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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Google Video Lectures
I often check Google Video for conferences about technologies, trends, or anything about IT. I like it more than just read books, articles or posts.
Today I've realized about Google Video Lectures, a set of videos about many subjects (AJAX, Python, Clustering...), focused to IT educators, but very interesting for any IT geek.
Today I've realized about Google Video Lectures, a set of videos about many subjects (AJAX, Python, Clustering...), focused to IT educators, but very interesting for any IT geek.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Google Presentations
Some months ago Google announced that they were working to add presentations to its Google Applications suite. And today finally they finished their work, some hours ago Google announced it in Official Google Blog.
You can check how it works here.
My first impressions: I miss the feature for importing Openoffice.org documents, and it looks that it's not possible to create your own theme. I hope that they add those features (and more) in new releases.
You can check how it works here.
My first impressions: I miss the feature for importing Openoffice.org documents, and it looks that it's not possible to create your own theme. I hope that they add those features (and more) in new releases.
Sunday, April 8, 2007
Adding your blogger page to Google sitemap
Google sitemap is a service that allows you to get many information about what Google think about your page (pageranks, best position searches, errors...). It's easy to use sitemap whan you have your page in a server under your control, but there are some things to take in consideration when using blogger.
Here you have a brief howto:
Sign up Google sitemap
> Add site (your URL)
> Verify your site
> Add a META tag
> Copy META tag
> Sign up blogger
> Template
> Edit HTML
> Paste META tag after <head> tag
> SAVE TEMPLATE
> Go back to Google sitemap page
> Verify
> Add a sitemap
> Add General Web Sitemap
> Your sitemap URL is {your_blogger_page}/atom.xml
If you need a more detailed howto, you have it here.
Here you have a brief howto:
Sign up Google sitemap
> Add site (your URL)
> Verify your site
> Add a META tag
> Copy META tag
> Sign up blogger
> Template
> Edit HTML
> Paste META tag after <head> tag
> SAVE TEMPLATE
> Go back to Google sitemap page
> Verify
> Add a sitemap
> Add General Web Sitemap
> Your sitemap URL is {your_blogger_page}/atom.xml
If you need a more detailed howto, you have it here.
Sunday, April 1, 2007
Google Products
It's not a secret that I like Google products, I use Gmail for mail, Google for searching sites, Google calendar, Google docs, this blog is developed under blogger, picassa and youtube...
But last Google product is really incredible... I think that I won't live without it! The best internet connection that you can imagine: Google TiSP
Some other good products:
Google Romance
Google Job Opportunities
Google Technology
Google MentalPlex
Happy April Fool's Day!
But last Google product is really incredible... I think that I won't live without it! The best internet connection that you can imagine: Google TiSP
Some other good products:
Google Romance
Google Job Opportunities
Google Technology
Google MentalPlex
Happy April Fool's Day!
Saturday, March 3, 2007
Firefox & Google browser sync
Nowadays, almost everybody already know how good is firefox. Not so many know about a very good extension for it, Google browser sync. It keeps all your browser's personal information into your Google account, and synchronizes it in any computer. Very useful when using more than one computer (home and work...), or when reinstalling your system.
Debian doesn't include firefox itself, it's available a rebranding branch called Iceweasel. When trying to install the extension in this application, the page doesn't detect that Iceweasel is a firefox 2.0 compatible application, and raises and error. Solution, just click here.
UPDATE: Some other application doesn't detect your browser (for example when changing your profile's picture in Google Groups. To fix all those problems just type about:config, search general.useragent.extra.firefox and change it's value from Iceweasel/2.0.0.1 (or your version) to Firefox/2.0.0.1.
Debian doesn't include firefox itself, it's available a rebranding branch called Iceweasel. When trying to install the extension in this application, the page doesn't detect that Iceweasel is a firefox 2.0 compatible application, and raises and error. Solution, just click here.
UPDATE: Some other application doesn't detect your browser (for example when changing your profile's picture in Google Groups. To fix all those problems just type about:config, search general.useragent.extra.firefox and change it's value from Iceweasel/2.0.0.1 (or your version) to Firefox/2.0.0.1.
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