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Is it possible for tracking scripts to not load?
A slight reality check, the likelihood of scripts from a company like Quantcast or Google not loading is extremely low, but the Internet is never 100% trustworthy, so it’s nice to have things setup properly for the inevitable moment when things break. Fortunately with Google, you can now use their Google Analytics asynchronous tracking code.
So, I registered jQuery in the master page using ScriptLink and then called ScriptLink.Register () to register same script (same name, same path), and SharePoint still registered it twice. Then I created a loop to check all controls on the page and check if its a ScriptLink, and then check if it had jQuery.
How to add JavaScript to a web page?
If you control all pieces of code that could potentially add Javascript to the page then you can use the Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude method: The key to making this work is that you need to include the same key anywhere you include jQuery. This method checks for a script with an existing key, and if none exists it adds the script.
How does using Google Analytics affect your rankings or Seo?
There are many that claim that using Google Analytics can impact your rankings or SEO, either by benefitting your SERPs or by slowing down your website. Login Get Listed Home
How does Google Analytics affect your load time?
The first is simply that Google Analytics is a very small script and its effect on load time is so minimal as to be barely noticeable. The second is that, since 2010, Google has used asynchronous loading JavaScript for their Analytics code.
Why does Google use page load times as a ranking factor?
Google uses page load times as a search ranking factor. This has been a confirmed fact since 2010, which you can read about in their original announcement on the Google Blog. The idea behind this announcement is to incentivize speeding up sites for slower users and, of course, generally making the web user experience better.