The javascript code provided by Google's website administrator tool is incorrect.

Google provides access statistics and provides JavaScript statistics using Google.Code. This part of code has been changed several times. The latest version is asynchronous submission, that is, it does not affect the page display speed of your website. First, it displays your webpage, then, the backend quietly submits an HTTP request for statistics.

In https://www.google.com/analytics/settings/check_status_profile_handler? Id = 21886899

Google provides the following code:

VaR _ gaq = _ gaq | [];
_ Gaq. Push (['_ setaccount', 'ua-5907003-6']);
_ Gaq. Push (['_ setdomainname','. zhegui. biz']);
_ Gaq. Push (['_ trackpageview']);

(Function (){
VaR GA = Document. createelement ('script'); GA. type = 'text/JavaScript '; GA. async = true;
Ga. src = ('https: '= Document. Location. Protocol? 'Https: // SSL ': 'http: // www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js ';
VaR S = Document. getelementsbytagname ('script') [0]; S. parentnode. insertbefore (GA, S );
})();

 

After my tests, I found that I had to change the order of the two rows to work properly:

_ Gaq. Push (['_ trackpageview']);
_ Gaq. Push (['_ setdomainname','. zhegui. biz']);

 

That is, one row of trackpageview needs to go up one row. To access:

Http://www.google-analytics.com/__utm.gif

I have already reported the issue on the Google forum, but I don't know how long it will take for them to give feedback.

 

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Http://zhegui.biz