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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:37

Here is a question on StackOverflow a question on StackOverflow in which the poster discovers that a universal analytics snippet and an old style analytics snippet clash.

That person was able to solve their problem with a multiple tracker method:

ga('create', 'UA-00000000-0', {'name': 'myTracker'});

Even if those two didn't conflict now, they might start conflicting when Google migrates all accounts to universal analytics.

Here is a question on StackOverflow in which the poster discovers that a universal analytics snippet and an old style analytics snippet clash.

That person was able to solve their problem with a multiple tracker method:

ga('create', 'UA-00000000-0', {'name': 'myTracker'});

Even if those two didn't conflict now, they might start conflicting when Google migrates all accounts to universal analytics.

Here is a question on StackOverflow in which the poster discovers that a universal analytics snippet and an old style analytics snippet clash.

That person was able to solve their problem with a multiple tracker method:

ga('create', 'UA-00000000-0', {'name': 'myTracker'});

Even if those two didn't conflict now, they might start conflicting when Google migrates all accounts to universal analytics.

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created Dec 5, 2013 at 20:07

Here is a question on StackOverflow in which the poster discovers that a universal analytics snippet and an old style analytics snippet clash.

That person was able to solve their problem with a multiple tracker method:

ga('create', 'UA-00000000-0', {'name': 'myTracker'});

Even if those two didn't conflict now, they might start conflicting when Google migrates all accounts to universal analytics.