Why is my Sitecore analytic tracker not working?
Sitecore’s Analytic Tracker requires that the Sitecore.Context.Page object be available in order for Tracker to be initialized. In certain cases where this object is not available, and Tracker tries to be started, it will throw this error. Tracker cannot be utilized on ASHX’s, internal pipelines or thread processes where Page is not set.
Why is sitecore.context.page not available?
Reason 3: Sitecore.Context.Page is not available. Sitecore’s Analytic Tracker requires that the Sitecore.Context.Page object be available in order for Tracker to be initialized. In certain cases where this object is not available, and Tracker tries to be started, it will throw this error.
What does the tracker.not initialized error mean?
The Tracker.Current is not initialized error most commonly occurs when you have xDB or Tracking disabled. Open your ShowConfig and verify that the Xdb.Enabled setting and the Xdb.Tracking.Enabled are set to true, and ensure the enableTracking=”true” on your configuration node.
Which is the default hostname for Sitecore analytics?
The Analytics.ClusterName which is set in the Sitecore.Analytics.Tracking.config needs to be a legitimate, resolvable hostname. The default “default-cd-cluster” is not enough to promote a working solution. This value has to be a dns name that all Sitecore Servers can reach (e.g. cd.cluster.domain.com for example).
Can a tracker be run on an ashx server?
Tracker cannot be utilized on ASHX’s, internal pipelines or thread processes where Page is not set. Utilization of Tracker on Content Management Servers. Pure (role configured) Content Management servers do not utilize session state management, and therefore can not run Tracker natively.
Can a pure server run a session tracker?
Pure (role configured) Content Management servers do not utilize session state management, and therefore can not run Tracker natively. Instead, they rely on the Analytics.ClusterName to resolve in order to communicate a session back to the Content Delivery servers.