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Support for piwik (Feature #286)

Added by Daniel Nauck at 2011-03-16 11:35 am. Updated at 2011-03-22 11:35 pm.

Status:Declined Start date:2011-03-16
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Description

Hello,

it would be nice to have a plugin and/or support for Piwik, the free Google Analytics alternative.

History

#1
Updated by Felix Schäfer at 2011-03-16 01:22 pm

If it works the same as GA (inserting some code portion to pages), you should be able to use the Redmine analytics plugin.

#2
Updated by Felix Schäfer at 2011-03-20 08:08 am

I've had a closer look at Piwik, and it seems it works with a javascript solution similar to how Google Analytics works. That should stay in my opinion a plugin, and I think Eric will update it as needed to work with newer ChiliProject versions, so I'm closing this as there already is a solution for it.

Daniel, if you come around using it, it would be nice if you could write up a quick wiki page, thanks :-)

  • Status changed from Open to Declined

#3
Updated by Eric Davis at 2011-03-22 11:35 pm

Felix Schäfer wrote:

I've had a closer look at Piwik, and it seems it works with a javascript solution similar to how Google Analytics works. That should stay in my opinion a plugin, and I think Eric will update it as needed to work with newer ChiliProject versions, so I'm closing this as there already is a solution for it.

I'm running it on my site so it works with the latest versions. Since it justs inserts a chunk of code into the document you can use whatever analytics system you want (including HTML image ones).

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