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Are there any plugins that allow one to make use of the _trackPageLoadTime(); functionality available in the new version of Google Analytics yet?

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Google Analytics by Yoast has Custom Code setting to add stuff to tracking code. But says that it is added before trackPageview, while site speed instructions show it added after. Might or might not matter, I don't know.

Update

Plugin has been updated to support (and default to) site speed tracking.

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  • I think it does have to be after
    – Martin Duys
    Commented May 6, 2011 at 11:41
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Why not just include the google analytics code in the functions file by hooking wp_foot? I usually just add it that way. Are you trying to use something like Analyticator that shows the analytics on your dashboard?

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  • I'd love to, but I am a 'configuror' not a developer, although thinking about it, what you say makes lot's of sense and may be within my modest capabilities.
    – Martin Duys
    Commented May 6, 2011 at 9:48
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I just released a Google Analytics plugin that includes the new track page load time. It has an option page to enter your Google Analytics id and outputs the ga.async javascript in your footer.

You can download it on GitHub: C3M Google Analytics

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Google Analyticator has always had the option to add code before, or after initialization. We use it on all our sites and it's working great.

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