We’ve had a couple of Drupal sites recenlty where editors have not been able to access the edit tab for a page/node.
There seems to be a few reason why this might be the case.
For me it turned out to be that the user’s role did not have permission to use an input format set within the page.
Not sure about how to put Google Analytics into a Drupal installation? Go take a look at Brian Stevenson’s videos on installing the Google-Analytics module. They’re Awesome!
Installing & Configuring the Google Analytics Module for Drupal 6.x
Configuring User Segmentation in the Google Analytics Module for Drupal 6.x
Advanced Tracking in the Google Analytics Module for Drupal 6.x
Advanced JavaScript Tweaks in the Google Analytics Module for Drupal 6.x
The Drupal module for Google Analytics can be found at http://drupal.org/project/google_analytics
Drupal requires that register_globals is disabled. If your setting is enabled you will get the following message.
“register_globals is enabled. Drupal requires this configuration directive to be disabled.”
If you do not have access to your server to modify this setting then add the following line to the top of your .htaccess file.
“php_flag register_globals off”