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Module: Piwik - Web analytics
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Author: Alexander Hass <http://www.hass.de/>
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Description
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Adds the Piwik tracking system to your website.
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Requirements
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* Piwik installation
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* Piwik website account
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Installation
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* Copy the 'piwik' module directory in to your Drupal
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sites/all/modules directory as usual.
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Usage
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In the settings page enter your Piwik website ID.
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You will also need to define what user roles should be tracked.
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Simply tick the roles you would like to monitor.
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All pages will now have the required JavaScript added to the
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HTML footer can confirm this by viewing the page source from
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your browser.
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Custom variables
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One example for custom variables tracking is the "User roles" tracking. Enter
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the below configuration data into the custom variables settings form under
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admin/config/system/piwik.
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Slot: 1
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Name: User roles
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Value: [current-user:piwik-role-names]
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Scope: Visitor
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Slot: 1
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Name: User ids
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Value: [current-user:piwik-role-ids]
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Scope: Visitor
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More details about custom variables can be found in the Piwik API documentation at
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http://piwik.org/docs/javascript-tracking/#toc-custom-variables.
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Advanced Settings
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You can include additional JavaScript snippets in the advanced
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textarea. These can be found on various blog posts, or on the
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official Piwik pages. Support is not provided for any customisations
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you include.
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To speed up page loading you may also cache the piwik.js
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file locally. You need to make sure the site file system is in public
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download mode.
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Known issues
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Drupal requirements (http://drupal.org/requirements) tell you to configure
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PHP with "session.save_handler = user", but your Piwik installation may
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not work with this configuration and gives you a server error 500.
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1. You are able to workaround with the PHP default in your php.ini:
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[Session]
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session.save_handler = files
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2. With Apache you may overwrite the PHP setting for the Piwik directory only.
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If Piwik is installed in /piwik you are able to create a .htaccess file in
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this directory with the below code:
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# PHP 4, Apache 1.
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<IfModule mod_php4.c>
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php_value session.save_handler files
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</IfModule>
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# PHP 4, Apache 2.
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<IfModule sapi_apache2.c>
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php_value session.save_handler files
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</IfModule>
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# PHP 5, Apache 1 and 2.
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<IfModule mod_php5.c>
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php_value session.save_handler files
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</IfModule> |
