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This module pulls statistics from piwik and stores them to fields of any entity
(eg. nodes, users, ..).
Features
- Statistical information is stored in fields you can attach to any fieldable entity
- Dynamic formatters to show statistical information on entities
- Configurable 'period' parameter for each field
- Full Views integration to build things like "Top5 Viewed Nodes"
- Statistics summary tab on nodes and users
- Refresh statistics on cron (queued) run or on demand (batch)
- Currently tested with latest Version of Piwik (1.8)
Requested data
- Unique entity page views.
- Overall entity page views.
- Number of visits that started on an entity.
- Number of page views for visits that started on that entity.
- Time spend, in seconds, by visits that started on this entity.
- Number of visits that started on this entity and bounced (viewed only one page).
- Number of visits that finished on this entity.
- Total time spent viewing this entity, in seconds.
- Ratio of visitors leaving the website after landing on this entity (in percent).
- Ratio of visitors that do not view any other page after this entity (in percent).
Usage
- Install as usual;
- Go to admin/config/system/piwik and paste in your API authentication token (you'll find it on your piwik site at 'API').
- (At advanced settings you can decide whether the fields should be filled on cron-run)
- Attach the piwik field to an entity of your choice (content type, user fields, ...)
- Now you can fill the fields for the first time by clicking on Fill statistical Piwik fields on the piwik settings page
Requirements
- A working piwik installation with API access
- Installed and configured piwik module
Project information
Seeking new maintainer
The current maintainers are looking for new people to take ownership.Maintenance fixes only
Considered feature-complete by its maintainers.9 sites report using this module
- Created by patrickd on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.


