It only takes a few minutes to install TWIPLA on your own website. Once installed, you will be able to get a clear grasp of your website traffic!
Note that the design or the process presented in the video is only informative oriented and it might be out of date. Make sure you follow the installation steps mentioned below accordingly.
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2. Go to your registered email and look for a verification email. Check your Spam or Junk folders if it did not arrive in your Inbox. If you did not receive one or if it expired, click Resend Email Verification to get a new verification email.
3. Once you receive the verification email, click Confirm Email Address to verify your email address. Click the link below if the button does not work.
4. After verification, you will be redirected to the TWIPLA app. The next step is to insert the website URL you want to track and click "Continue." For accuracy, we recommend copying the URL directly from your browser's address bar. Please copy the URL starting from "www" and omit the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS). This approach helps ensure that the URL is complete and correct.
5. Select your preferred Data Privacy Mode. By default, the Data Privacy Mode is set to Maximum Privacy. If you wish to change it, simply select a different privacy mode using the radio button, and then click Continue. Simply click Continue to proceed with the default setting.
6. Set your notification preferences by choosing the types of notifications you want to receive. Enable each notification option by using the toggle button, then click Submit.
7. Install the tracking code by selecting the second option, Manual Tracking Code Inst. Copy and paste the tracking code before the closing '</body>' tag of your website's source code. Remember to publish the changes. Depending on the website builder platform you are using, please check here for detailed instructions on how to install the tracking code.
8. After pasting the tracking code into your website's source code, click Verify Snippet Installation to confirm integration. Once successful, a message will pop up on the right of the screen saying, "The tracking code was successfully embedded!".
If you get the message, "The tracking code could not be found in the body section of your website's source!", check your website's source code to make sure that the tracking code was installed correctly.
9. Click Open Dashboard to access the Main Dashboards. You may visit your live website to confirm tracking of website visits and reload the dashboard to see your first stats.
If you have selected the option, Install Tracking Code Later, or need to re-install it, you can locate your website's tracking code by going to Website Settings > Tracking Code. The Tracking Code Status should be "Successfully Installed."
2. Choose the website source. Select the third option, No, I Don't Use Any Platform From Above.
3. Add the website URL you want to track. For accuracy, we recommend copying the URL directly from your browser's address bar. Copy the URL starting from "www" and omit the protocol (HTTP/HTTPS). This approach helps ensure that the URL is complete and correct.
4. Choose a Data Privacy Mode. Select your preferred data privacy level by ticking the radio button next to it. By default, the Data Privacy Mode is set to Maximum Privacy. Click Continue.
5. Install the tracking code by selecting the second option, Manual Tracking Code Inst. Copy and paste the tracking code before the closing '</body>' tag of your website’s source code. Publish the changes.
6. To confirm if the installation was successful, return to the TWIPLA app and click Verify Snippet Installation. Once successful, the notification "The tracking code was successfully embedded!" will pop up on the right of the page.
To resolve this issue, you can place the script in the header, but ensure it starts execution only after the DOM has fully loaded. Here's a code snippet that accomplishes this:
<script> document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function () { (function (v, i, s, a, t) { v[t] = v[t] || function () { (v[t].v = v[t].v || []).push(arguments); }; if (!v._visaSettings) { v._visaSettings = {}; } v._visaSettings[a] = { v: '1.0', s: a, a: '1', t: t }; var b = i.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]; var p = i.createElement('script'); p.defer = 1; p.async = 1; p.src = s + '?s=' + a; b.appendChild(p); })(window, document, '//app-worker.visitor-analytics.io/main.js', 'INSERT-HERE-YOUR-WEBSITE-ID', 'va'); }); </script>
This code ensures that the script in the header won't load until the DOM is fully loaded, preventing the previous error. However, for most websites, it's often recommended to add scripts to the bottom of the body, as this approach typically avoids such issues altogether.
We are now part of the GTM (Google Tag Manager) community! You can add TWIPLA to your website directly through GTM.
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