google-analytics-api

I want to access our Google Analytics account reporting using the newer v3.0, but it seems from everything that I read that in order to get a valid access token the user must log in. We want direct access to our own account reporting, and not access a client's depending on their account. How do we accomplish this in PHP without having to send the browser to a Google login page? Is there no straight API authentication for v3.0? EDIT This seems to be the only method of accessing the API without end-user interaction, which they call "Server to Server": https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs

I'm using EasyTracker from the SDK for Android V2.0 beta 3. I've followed all the steps described at https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/android/v2/ , and have ensured that there are hyphen characters and not en dashes in my ga_trackingId parameter value. I've tried my app in emulators for both Android 2.2 and 4.1.2, as well as on a real device. Here is (partially redacted) output from LogCat: 11-17 20:13:50.587: W/GAV2(542): Thread[main,5,main]: Connection to service failed 1 11-17 20:13:50.616: W/GAV2(542): Thread[main,5,main]: Need to call initialize() and be in

I need to track how many times the item is present in search results (in web application). I.e. user search something and get first 20 items - 1 visit for each of 20th items is tracked. On another page user can see statistic for item - how many times it was shown in search results. I consider usage of Google Analytics Event Tracking for that task. E.g. from Javascript: ga('send', 'event', { eventCategory: 'item-category', eventAction: 'search', eventLabel: 'item-id', }); But unfortunately Google Analytics API allows to register only 1 event per 1 HTTP request. It means that for every search 20

I am attempting to query my Analytics (Universal) to receive a list of metrics sorted by a custom dimension. In July, the Google Analytics API blog announced: "Developers can use custom dimensions to send unique IDs into Google Analytics, and then use the core reporting API to retrieve these IDs along with other Google Analytics data. For example, your content management system can pass a content ID as a custom dimension using the Google Analytics tracking code. Developers can then use the API to get a list of the most popular content by ID and display the list of most popular content on their

I've been trying to retrieve Google analytics reports using their provided .NET api and have really been scratching my head over how I actually retrieve anything using the newest version, v3, which is available here: http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/gdata/v3/gdataLibraries.html For example, I'd like to retrieve a report query like this one: https://www.google.com/analytics/feeds/data?dimensions=ga:browser&end-date=2012-01-25&ids=ga:ACCOUNTID&metrics=ga:visits&start-date=2011-12-25 I'm able to return reports just fine using version 2 which uses GData, but was hoping to get version 3

I have implemented Firebase Analytics. It is working fine. I wish to use the Google Analytics as well. Based on the discussion here I have included the below object in the google-services.json "analytics_service": { "status": 2, "analytics_property": { "tracking_id": "<your tracking id>" } }, For Google Analytics, I have the Tracker Class public class PuzzleGamesTracker extends Application { // The following line should be changed to include the correct property id. private static final String PROPERTY_ID = "<your tracking id>"; private Tracker mTracker; @Override protected void