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Use language codes as <a href=":w3ctags">defined by the W3C</a> for interoperability. <em>Examples: "en", "en-gb" and "zh-hant".</em>
Add custom language
Add a language to be supported by your site. If your desired language is not available, pick <em>Custom language...</em> at the end and provide a language code and other details manually.
Google Analytics adds a web statistics tracking system to your website. This system incorporates numerous statistical features. For an extensive listing of these features see the <a href=":project">Google Analytics</a> project site. Beyond that, additional information can be found at the <a href=":documentation">Drupal - Google Analytics documentation</a>.
Configuring Google Analytics
All settings for this module can be found on the <a href=":ga_settings">Google Analytics settings</a> page. When entering the Google Analytics account number here, it will automatically add the required JavaScript to every page generated. The <em>General Settings</em> section on this page provides additional instruction about setting up tracking thru the Google account.
Additional features
The Google Analytics module offers a bit more than basic tracking. <em>Page Tracking</em> for instance allows you to provide a list of pages to track, or a list of pages not to track. Role and Link tracking features are also available. For a comprehensive discussion on the setup and use of its many feature see the <a href=":documentation">Drupal - Google Analytics documentation</a>.
What is a web service?
A web service allows your site to provide its content and data to other web sites and applications. Typically, the data is transported via <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Transfer_Protocol">HTTP</a> in a serialized machine-readable format.
What is serialization?
Serialization is the process of converting complex data structures into text strings, so that they can be exchanged and stored. The reverse process is called <em>deserialization</em>. JSON and XML are the two most-commonly-used data serialization formats for web services.
What is HTTP Basic authentication?
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication">HTTP Basic authentication</a> is a method for authenticating requests by sending a user name and password along with the request.
What modules provide web services?
The following core software modules provide web services:
JSON:API module
Exposes <em>entities</em> to other applications using a fully compliant implementation of the <a href="https://jsonapi.org">JSON:API Specification</a>. See @content_structure_topic for more information on content entities and fields.
RESTful Web Services module
Exposes entities and other resources to other applications using a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer">REST</a> implementation. Data is exchanged using a serialization format such as JSON, and transferred using an authentication method such as HTTP Basic Authentication.
Serialization module
Provides a framework for adding specific serialization formats for other modules to use.
HTTP Basic Authentication module
Provides a way for web services to be authenticated using HTTP Basic authentication against site user accounts.
There are also contributed modules that provide web services.
Online documentation for the RESTful Web Services module