Google Analytics home page.
After naming the site, providing the URL and agreeing to the policy, I was presented with the familiar tracking code. In the past, I have copied the tracking code directly into the footer of one of the layout files in the theme.
Today, I noticed a nice new option.
The new option was to save the tracking code into a php file and then include it in the site page. This seems more clear to me that dealing with the footer in a theme.
I saved the tracking code into a file called analyticsTracking.php and then included it in the top of my site index.php file.
Require_once('analyticsTracking.php ');
I tested that it was reading the file by sticking an alert('test') line in the analyticsTracking.php file. When I refreshed the home page of the moodle site, I saw the javascript alert message. Good enough for me!
I will check the reporting on the account tomorrow.


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