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If you, as I do, have a page with, say, a <div id="global">...</div> then analytics.js will load and run via the snippet, but will not overwrite the window.analytics variable and playback the stubbed call queue. A call to page() will be made with the defaults, but that's the only sign that anything at all happened.
And, yes, this absolutely gave me fits while trying to debug...
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This is due to the lovely implicit id references and an issue in the insert-module-globals module that browserify uses to fill global references. would be fixed by browserify/insert-module-globals#48 if it ever merges. I can put in a workaround for this in our browserify process for analytics.js for now. I'll update you when its deployed
If you, as I do, have a page with, say, a
<div id="global">...</div>
then analytics.js will load and run via the snippet, but will not overwrite thewindow.analytics
variable and playback the stubbed call queue. A call topage()
will be made with the defaults, but that's the only sign that anything at all happened.And, yes, this absolutely gave me fits while trying to debug...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: