Someone had the bad idea to put the same Piwik tracking code on many different domains.
How can I compile a list of unique domain names out of Piwik?
I got this answer via Twitter:
The full URL is tracked and visible in visitlog. To block those unwanted requests check this faq: https://piwik.org/faq/how-to/faq_21077/
Source: https://twitter.com/richardmastop/status/846772768922353664
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As you know Salesforce is enforcing Enhanced Domains. I found from Salesforce help that:
Custom components in your org must be evaluated in order to check
whether they use domain name/static URLs
Some embedded content stored in Salesforce might no longer appear
Third-party applications can lose access to your data
Single sign-on integrations can fail
However, I'm struggling with finding out which particular Salesforce elements/configurations should be checked in order to detect potential gaps? Do you know which areas exactly can be affected and shall be evaluated (like Apex Codes, Email Templates and so on)? Is there any guide on that?
Your biggest concern should be inbound integrations. Things that log in over REST/SOAP API, get response with session id back, ignore the "url to use for all subsequent requests" and just use hardcoded url, whether it's prod or sandbox.
Look at this guy, he's victim of either enhanced domain or "disable api versions < 30" thing: The requested resource no longer exists with rest PHP. Look at these guys, they had hardcoded url: how to solve python code error (TooManyRedirects: Exceeded 30 redirects), Salesforce API via postman error INVALID_SESSION_ID.
As for stuff inside Salesforce itself - best would be to download whole project with sfdx and run a text search for your domain name (and site/community name if you have these). Email templates that use merge fields for forgot password etc should be fine, merge fields with record link should be fine... But if you manually craft email body in apex - might be a problem. A lot depends how creative the developer was. If you find getsalesforcebaseurl().toexternalform() it should still work. If it's hardcoded / read from custom setting / custom label / custom metadata it might be more fun.
If you have external apps that display pieces of salesforce (embedded live chat? some iframe with FAQ? CMS Connect) - the domain change might mean they need to be updated, both in terms of updating url and changing security rules (CSP for example)
I have a websites agriculture related with info's.
The script is very limited and do not allow me to create a classified section to my website, so, i need to create another one.
For the new website (created on subdomain, but with the same script), if i use the same database, user accounts will be kept?
In fact, that's what interests me. My users from the info's site automatically keep their accounts on the classified site, without the need for another account.
I just want to keep user accounts and nothing else.
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The database should keep all of the data in it regardless of how many sites its connected to, however all of said sites can now see and edit it.
I have just verified the custom URL for my Sites Google. When I want to assign it, it says, "This URL is already in use by another Google service." Meanwhile, I don't remember using the URL for any Google service. I just verified it with Google Webmasters. Anyway, I use Plesk for my domain services. Any help?
This is my site: https://sites.google.com/view/alvisyhrn/home
This is my URL: www.alvisyahrin.com
Your help will be much appreciated.
Thank you.
I use Google Domains but was running into the same error message. This post suggests creating and then deleting a synthetic redirect record (e.g. www.alvisyahrin.com -> http://google.com) in Google Domains. This displayed a "All resource records in this synthetic record will be deleted." message before deleting, and seems to have done the trick, since as soon as I deleted the synthetic record Sites was willing to use it as a custom domain.
I realize you're using a different registrar for your domain, but visiting your site now it looks like you managed to get things working (I assume by doing something like this). Hopefully this will be a helpful breadcrumb for Google Domains users that run into this, at least.
I created a Gmail account for development and enabled the APIs for developer console. I generated one API key which I used in my application but now I forgot the Id that I used. I have to upgrade the plan for APIs but for this, I need the Gmail Id. Is there any way I can get the Id?
Ok, So after I have tried different options I was standing in the same position. So I dig all into my accounts and luckily my recovery email id was one of them, so I searched for all the emails from Google having the subject as Security your linked Google Account and sender as no-reply#accounts.google.com this will give you all the Ids associated with it.
The only workaround to fix the issue is to contact "Google API support team"
Just Go to the given link and raise your issue. They will assist you further steps to follow. https://support.google.com/googleapi/?hl=en#topic=7014522
I hope this will help you :)
I'm writing a web application that will track incoming traffic to a website and track the origin of the traffic and its behaviour on our site, so that we can get some idea of the return on investment of our marketing campaigns, the actual keywords and their value to us (rather than to google) and the lost traffic, and our lost spend.
Part of this involves looking at the referrer information from the browser on the first page visited. Referrers like Google Organic and Google Paid Search are easy to identify using regex matching to look for particular strings within the referrer (I'm using php's $_SERVER). The same is true for Bing, Ask, Yahoo, LinkedIn and Facebook.
But, I'm having a problem with one particular source - Google Content Network. Sometimes traffic coming from these ads has a nice link that begins http://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/ads?
which is obviously easy to code for. On the other hand, the traffic from sites showing our ads sometimes comes with the Referrer of the site itself as though it were a hard coded link. This second hard coded type link is causing problems as we can't differentiate it from regular referred traffic.
So, other than tagging the urls our ads are pointing to with something like '?source=gcn', or scraping the referring page to look for a hard coded link or a google ads iframe, has anyone got any magic sauce to overcome this issue?
Thanks in advance
Ross
So, it seems I've been looking in completely the wrong place for a solution to this.
In a nutshell, the problem is that I need to access Google PPC information regarding visitors to my site but google doesn't always pass this information along in the referrer and certainly is problematic where Display Network appears on a page using javascript to insert it directly into the dom.
Where should I have been looking? Google Analytics. The __utmz cookie contains a wealth of information regarding the route that traffic got the site... including whether they came via PPC / Organic or Display Network and the search terms (where applicable) that got them there.
See the following page for more information:
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/concepts/gaConceptsCookies.html
Who'd have thought! Anyway, there is some great documentation on what the cookies do and how they are constructed. Problem Solved.
Ross