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1/* ============================================================
2   ARGYLE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION — WEBSITE ANALYTICS
3   ============================================================
4   This file turns on visitor tracking (how many people visit
5   your site and roughly where they are).
6
7   👉 TO SWITCH IT ON (do this once, after your site is live):
8      1. Go to https://analytics.google.com and sign in with a
9         Google account.
10      2. Create a property for argylebiz.com (Admin → Create →
11         Property), then add a "Web" data stream for your site.
12      3. Google gives you a Measurement ID that looks like
13         G-XXXXXXXXXX. Copy it.
14      4. Paste it between the quotes on the line below, replacing
15         G-XXXXXXXXXX. Save this file and re-upload it.
16
17   That's the ONLY edit you need — every page already points here.
18   Until a real ID is entered, this stays completely off and sends
19   nothing anywhere (so it's safe on your local copy right now).
20   ============================================================ */
21
22var GA_MEASUREMENT_ID = "G-X09VQXJCYL";   // <-- paste your real ID here
23
24/* ---- no need to touch anything below this line ---- */
25(function () {
26  // Not configured yet? Do nothing at all.
27  if (!GA_MEASUREMENT_ID || GA_MEASUREMENT_ID === "G-XXXXXXXXXX") return;
28
29  // Don't bother tracking when opened as a local file.
30  if (location.protocol === "file:") return;
31
32  var s = document.createElement("script");
33  s.async = true;
34  s.src = "https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=" + GA_MEASUREMENT_ID;
35  document.head.appendChild(s);
36
37  window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
38  function gtag() { dataLayer.push(arguments); }
39  window.gtag = gtag;
40  gtag("js", new Date());
41  gtag("config", GA_MEASUREMENT_ID);
42})();

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