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I'm just trying to creating new project in Firebase but getting this error every time. Akang Toshi What I did was sign out from Firebase and sign back in again. This worked. The project was already created. The problem occurred because maybe the Firebase console was unable to sync or refresh, but signing out and back in worked for me. Try that. I have this issue as well however, it was because of an outage in the Firebase service. To check for outages, go to: https://status.firebase.google.com You can see there are red dots which shows the outage in the Firebase console. Clicking on the red

I have a website that plays mp3s in a flash player. If a user clicks 'play' the flash player automatically downloads an mp3 and starts playing it. Is there an easy way to track how many times a particular song clip (or any binary file) has been downloaded? Is the play link a link to the actual mp3 file or to some javascript code that pops up a player? If the latter, you can easily add your own logging code in there to track the number of hits to it. If the former, you'll need something that can track the web server log itself and make that distinction. My hosting plan comes with Webalizer,

Google announced the Analytics Data Export API some days ago, thereby making it much easier to get analytics data for a site. The API debuted with Java and Javascript clients, but no direct .Net support (other than going straight for the XML). It seems the API is similar to the other Google Data APIs though, and there's a .Net client for those . Has anyone tried using the components in that library to get at the analytics data? I'm in the process of building an ASP.Net MVC site and thought I'd use Google Analytics to generate "Most viewed" lists and stuff like that (since Google is probably

I am using universal analytics . universal analytics creates first party cookie _ga _ga=1.2.286403989.1366364567; 286403989 is clientId 1366364567 is timestamp what is 1 and 2 in _ga cookie? _ga=1.2.286403989.1366364567; 1st Field This is a versioning number. In case the cookie format changes in the future. Seems to be fixed at 1 at the moment. The one above is an old format. Newer cookies have this value set at "GA1" 2nd Field This field is used to figure out the correct cookie in case multiple cookies are setup in different paths or domains. By default cookie are setup at path / and at the

I have a website which is using Google Analytics newer asynchronous tracking method (_gaq). The problem I've run into is that I want to institute some specific link tracking and am worried that I will be creating a race condition. Basically, it's a news website so it has headlines which link to stories all over the place. A headline for a story might appear in 3 different places on a page, and appear on hundreds of other pages. Thus, in order to understand how our audience is interacting with the site we have to track how each specific headline block is used, and not just the destination.

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to export all the Firebase Analytics data to an excel spreadsheet, similar to how you can do it with Google Analytics. From what I can find the only way to go about doing it is to link with BigQuery then do some SQL statements to build a table and export. Unfortunately for us this is not going to work (due to client budget and capabilities). Is there any other way to export this data that I'm missing? Steve Ganem Update : You can now export the analytics reports as CSV from the Firebase console by clicking the Download CSV option from the ⠇ overflow