Google Analytics shows my own site as a referral

Does anyone knows why?
It happened to me in more then 1 site... When I looked into the referral pages I just see inner pages of my site...
Also, I made an experiment to see if it has anything to do with no www urls, but it doesn't.

Thanks,
Nachsohn

 

Do you have the analytics code on every page or use a sub domain? I think by having the code on pages, it's blocks those pages out as refferals, or if you use sub domains, their classed as seperate sites

HTH

 

Don't have any sub domains & I've the code on all the pages.

 

that's really strange I'm guessing you can view all the stats (# of vists, # of pageviews, etc) on the pages it reckons are 'refferals'? this may be a bug in the Analytics software, might be worth sending the G boys an email

 

It does that for me too. The reason for it is I have my analistics report for www.mydomain.com and when someone comes from mydomain.com it puts it as a referer.

 

Never happened to me before

 

Dont worry, it is not bad or something

 

It is happening for bunch of my sites. I think its a bug in the Analytics and we need to let Google Boys know about it.

 

don't worry, i have omniture and it even happens on there.

 

I've tried it (both .htaccess 301 & php 301), that incorrect. Also, Google Analytics shows all the referrals without www.

I think I'll ask Google.

 

I had that problem before I put a 301 redirect to the www version of my site

 

But I DO have 301 redirect to the www version of the site.

 

I think I may have the answer.

This is the code you should add to your analytics code:
_udn="example.com";

google analytics search for _udn

[FONT=Lucida Console]<script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
_uacct = "UA-xxxxxxx-x";
_udn="example.com"; 
urchinTracker();

//]]>
</script>[/FONT]

Code (markup):