Google-analytics – Do Google Analytics track both HTTPS and HTTP traffic

Try this: Visit: http://analytics.google.com/ and login using these details: Username: user%domain.com@gtempaccount.com Password: your password

E.g. if before you migrated to apps, you used to login into analytics with john@example.com, then use: john%example.com@gtempaccount.com

If you can't remember the password, use the usual Forgot Password routine. Once in, you will be able to see your old stuff and Google will guide you accordingly regarding resolving the conflicted accounts etc.

So, there's no real way to do this reliably with Google Analytics. The closest you can do is the following:

Create a unique Google Analytics account. Paste the Google Analytics code on a page somewhere. Using Firebug, Webkit inspector, Fiddler, or some other HTTP inspector, find out the value of the __utm.gif image request that your Google Analytics snippet generated. Embed that image on your forum post.

Now, none of the resulting data will be reliable except 'Pageviews', and perhaps location. All of the data about computer configuration, source, etc. will just be shown as it is on the computer on which you initially created the original __utm.gif. That's because all of those values are set via JavaScript and dynamically used to create that image.