Justin Saunders

This is a good looking change but there needs to be some unit tests to go along with it and appropriate additions to the Readme.md for documenting the added functionality.

I need to understand what you are encountering a little better. The `disableAnalytics()` config method sets a variable during configuration, that is all, so it is not generating an error...

Hey @fkusztos, after you set a value you have to call the PageView function in order to send the changes. If you didn't do that then please try that to...

@asaarnak I have created an enhancement request for your suggestion: #138

@that1guy did @theseanstewart's comment resolve your issue? There is a big difference between the default tracker (which is an unnamed tracker) and all of the named trackers. If you are...

@revolunet Perhaps it is time we stopped having ui-router (or ng-router) specific behaviors in the library and instead offer how to set it up as part of the documentation (it...

@arjandew I am not sure what 'inoic serve' for Chrome is and I don't have an Android tablet to assist in debugging what you might be experiencing. Your configuration appears...

@arjandew Advanced debugging with analytics.js is explained here: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/advanced#debug. I am intending to add configuration support for this advanced debugging to angular-google-analytics when I get the chance, but that hasn't...

@arjandew I've added the debugging support in the latest release. The README explains how to enable this. I hope that helps resolve the issue with Ionic Serve / Android and...

My opinion is that the library should stop having an opinion on the route provider used and let the implementer handle that decision. We could then provide a Cookbook as...