Does joomlagator track the usernames of people who are logged into a site. If it does do you need to do anything to make it track the users.
This is what i found from another website about joomlagator.
http://techblog.insiro.com/tag/joomlagator/The idea of using _setVar to track individual users is a brilliant idea in JoomlaGATor. However, recently, I have noticed that the variables are changed to ‘Guest’ after some time the user has logged out. This has caused some inconsistencies in the Google Analytics report. Upon some investigation, I found that JoomlaGATor sets the variable using setVar to ‘Guest’ for any non-logged in user.
The limitation of _setVar is that it can only set 1 value, as mentioned here. So when the user has logged in for the first time, the variable is set to the username. However, when subsequently the user visits the site again, and the logon session has expired, the variable is set back to Guest. When such a scenario happens, the previous pages that were visited by the user is marked as Guest again. This causes the statistics to become inconsistent.
To resolve this, I have actually commented the line in mod_analytics as shown below, so as not to tag Guest for non-login visitors.
# $output .= "pageTracker._setVar("Guest");n";
Ive tried to track usernames but it hasn't been working for me any ideas?
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