Dear colleagues!
Do you know, is it possible to use in LS any detailed statistics about a website's traffic, like Google Analytic, but I'd like to use another service - Yandex Metrika - it is a very advanced statistics service. I have copied the script of statistics service in a startpage.pstpl, but the copied script doesn't work correctly. Do you have any ideas, how and where should I copy the script of site statistics service?
BR, Andrew

Most good metrics/analytic scripts need to be on every page and usually towards the end of the page. Try putting your script in endpage.pstpl.

Thank you for the idea, I tried to put the script in endpage.pstpl, but the result is the same - the statistics service see the script, but the script doesn't work properly. It seems, that the reason is the .pstpl format of the file, due to information sending of statistics script is impossible - "Counter code is installed but no data is being received".
Any ideas else?

Can you attach the endpage.pstpl so that I can see how you are inserting?

Will be attached.
I use RedandGrey template.

This is totally crazy... BUT... I have workaround. I signed up for Yandex and created my own and experienced the same mess that you were going through - something in LimeSurvey is creating a mess out of the JavaScript that Yandex provides. Some of the things that I unsuccessfully tried included turning OFF the XSS filter, putting the script in the description, inside a question, etc. Nothing that I tried from the front-end works.

My workaround is to create a new PHP file (mine is located at .../application/unc/yandex.php) then do an include in the .../application/helpers/common_helper.php at about line 7839. I added the line with "Yii::import('application.unc.yandex.php');" just before the return of the function.

Dear Helper!
Thank you very much for the help, but I regret to say, that I did not succeed. I created a new PHP file yandex.php, where I copied Yandex counter code, it located also at /application/unc/. After I added the line with "Yii::import('application.unc.yandex.php');" in the function getFooter() in the common_helper.php, as you showed. And nothing - Yandex answer, that "counter code is not installed". I viewed the page source of any survey, there is no any Yandex counter code in survey
Аny other ideas?

Can you prvide the script for copy/pasting.

Think there are some {} issue.

For example, for piwik (a really good stats tools, and free).
Need some modification:

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Dear DenisChenu!
Thank you for the idea, but I'd like to use exactly Yandex Metrika because it has such possibility, like webwisor - it shows all movements of a visitors (respondents in our case) like a movie on a web page. And if any respondent say, that something is working wrong in the survey, I can check all respondent's movements and conclude, what is the main reason of error. Usually there are some respondents' errors.

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