On Tue, 2014-09-30 at 15:59 +1300, Kent Fredric wrote:
> 
> On 30 September 2014 15:44, Volker Kuhlmann <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>         
>         > In my case it taking ages to lookup sites like google
>         analytics before
>         > loading the wanted page.  I'm with Vodafone.
>         
>         Are you seriously saying you haven't fixed your home LAN and
>         browser yet
>         to redirect all that goolytics rubbish to /dev/null?!?? That
>         stuff
>         exists for the sole purpose of wasting your time and bandwidth
>         and
>         stealing your privacy, all for the purpose of someone else's
>         financial
>         gain.
> 
> 
> That's yet another reason why not to use GA. 
> 
> 
> Was working for $company and they had GA in the header and I was
> wondering why I was getting blank pages and random render timeouts.
> 
> 
> Even moving the GA rubbish to the end of the page didn't help much
> because something horrible in the stack we were using meant google
> failing anywhere in the page broke javascript sitewide somehow( It
> might have been due to the GA glue using document.write() , but it was
> an aeon ago now and I don't recall )
> 
> 
> Death to GA.

Well, seeing at my thread's completely off-topic ( and I'm having to use
voda's broken services again as mail, etc doesn't work otherwise and
I've not got around to just routing web traffic ) I'll carry on...

Just load GA up asynchronously, like you're supposed to - they provide
all the snippets you need, and most CMSes support it directly. As a
commercial pose, dumping GA is suicidal for obvious reasons ( like
looking closely at delivering via SPDY, using pagespeed are also good
ideas for them ). 

Plus the customers want the pretty graphs too, and more especially want
a third party to provide stats on how well your changes have improved
site usage, etc rather than believing a party with a vested interest...

Whether you choose to absent yourself personally is another topic
altogether.

I find it really sad that apparently there aren't any problems with
voda's service at all, according to them.

Back to the helldesk...


Steve

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