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Hi Stephane, I have found the actual problem regarding this issue. It was a conflict with the Firefox Addon: Adblock Plus. Specifically, the filter by Filter Von Dr. Evil (Deutschland) is blocking most web analytics vendors.

Thanks Stephane,

Just tried WASP 0.45, everything is working fine now. Thanks.

Regarding Eric's blog, I am also looking at the source code. It seem like the homepage only have GA and Omniture but the link i provided you Eric actually included Indextool and Clicky. The new WASP 0.45 have detected everything.

Thanks again for your quick response.

Thanks for the reply Stephane.

I tried refreshing the webpage but WASP still can't identify Omniture on www.dbs.com and on Eric Peterson's blog - indextool and clicky.

For Google Analytics, i know that they have changed their ga.js code. My concern was that the older version of WASP was able to pick up on the GA code but strangely the new WASP 0.44 couldn't

Hope to see the new WASP soon.

Thanks for the quick reply Stephane.

Here is a local bank using Omniture - http://www.dbs.com/sg/
However, it is not shown up on WASP 0.44

But on this Computer Hardware Forum - http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.... - Omniture is identified.

Here is a recent blog from Ian Thomas - http://www.liesdamnedlies.com/2008/05... - Nothing is indicated on WASP 0.44 but if i am correct GA and Quantcast should be shown.

Another recent blog post from Eric Peterson - http://blog.webanalyticsdemystified.c... - Nothing is identified on WASP 0.44 - but i think Eric is using Indextool and Clicky on his site.

One more from Computer Peripheral company Razer - http://www.razerzone.com/ - Nothing is shown on WASP but i believe they are using GA.

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling WASP on this machine but the results are still the same. Please let me know if there is anything i should do because i am a fan of your tool.

Thanks for the help.