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Google Analytics Site Search

Google updated their Analytics code from their former Urchin script (urchin.js) to their own Google Analytics (gs.js) that now allows to track:

	<?php

	namespace modules\datatypes;

	use craft\feedme\datatypes\Json;
	use illuminate\Support\Collection;

	class CustomJsonDatatype extends Json
	{
	/**

	<?php

	use Craft;
	use craft\base\Plugin;
	use craft\elements\Asset;
	use craft\events\GenerateTransformEvent;

	use craft\events\RegisterComponentTypesEvent;
	use craft\services\ImageTransforms;

	<div class="island island--light">
	<div class="wrapper">
	<div class="cell-v30">
	<div class="g">
	<div class="g__col
	g__col--12
	g__col--7--medium g__col--center--medium">
	<div class="island cell-40 rule rule--all rule--grey">
	{% include '_includes/body' %}
	</div>

	#!/bin/bash

	# Execute via: ./set-project-perms.sh PROJECT_NAME
	# The paradigm is the entire project dir is owned by $CHOWN_USER with the group set to $CHOWN_GROUP
	# $CHOWN_USER is an admin or user account that is used to edit files/templates, etc.
	# $CHOWN_GROUP is the group of the webserver (e.g.: 'apache', 'nginx', 'httpd', etc.)
	# The project dir permissions are set to 755 (-rwxr-xr-x) for directories and to 644 (-rw-r--r--) for files
	# The permissions to $DIRS[] that need to be writeable are set to 775 (-rwxrwxr-x) for directories and
	# 664 (-rw-rw-r--) for files. Add any assets directories, etc. as necessary.
	# Change $BASE_DIR to the absolute path where your websites are stored (leaving it appended with '/$1')

	var $dateTime = new DateTime();
	$dateTime->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone('America/New_york'));
	$dateTime->setTimestamp(time());
	$isDst = (bool)$dateTime->format('I') ? "y" : "n";
	$conf['daylight_savings'] = $isDst;