Perhaps I've missed something obvious in the documentation?Īn excerpt from the EZ Dashboard JavaScript lib that I'm trying to use, and how I've loaded it, is below: An example would be a pie chart of a region broken down by city. Does this mean they are unavailable for use at this time? I tried sending a query with just multiple dimensions but so far, no success.
Least one metric." As I look through the listed available dimensions, many of them have "none" listed in the Metrics column.
The Core Reporting API documentation states "You can not send a query composed only ofĭimensions: you must combine any requested dimensions with at
I've got a basic dashboard up (using the GA EZ Dashboard library), but have identified very few pairs of dimensions and metrics that I'm able to get to work. My context is I'm building a php-mysql-javascript enhancement to a client's site that will show a GA dashboard for various other customer sites. Call me Grateful if anyone out there has answers they're willing to share. I'm no stranger to hound dogging the documentation, but I'm also under a deadline. I know I can make smart tool that will do it for me (and do not check all combinations), but I am just curious is there any documented set of rules which may help me to make more elegant solution? And I should try all available combinations, but there are 85 dimensions and 92 metrics.
May be I am just to young, but for me it means that there is no simple set of rules which I can get using these tools. For example you have two dimensions ga:adSlotPosition and ga:adDistributionNetwork (both dimensions belongs to the same group), and you have metric ga:adCost (same group).ģ) Dimensions: ga:adSlotPosition ga:adDistributionNetwork And my point is to create user friendly UI which do not allow user to select invalid combination of dimensions and metric. I have to create a tool which can be used for create customizable reports based on Google Analytics data.
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