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9	+ <p style="text-align: center;">Version 3, 29 June 2007</p>
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1	+ === WP-Piwik ===
2	+ Contributors: braekling
3	+ Requires at least: 2.7
4	+ Tested up to: 2.7
5	+ Stable tag: 0.2.0
6	+ Tags: statistics, stats, analytics, piwik
7	+
8	+ This plugin adds a piwik stats site to your WordPress dashboard.
9	+
10	+ == Description ==
11	+ This plugin adds a Piwik stats site to your WordPress dashboard. Also it is able to add your Piwik javascript code to your blog using wp_footer.
12	+
13	+ You need a running Piwik installation and at least view access to your stats.
14	+
15	+ Look at the [Piwik website](http://piwik.org/) to get further information about Piwik.
16	+
17	+ This plugin is not created or provided by the Piwik project team.
18	+
19	+ == Installation ==
20	+ 1. Upload the full `wp-piwik` directory into your `wp-content/plugins` directory.
21	+ 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
22	+ 3. Open the new 'Settings/WP-Piwik Settings' menu, enter your Piwik base URL and your auth token. Save settings.
23	+ 4. If you have view access to multiple site stats, choose your blog and save settings again.
24	+ 5. Look at 'Dashboard/WP-Piwik' to get your site stats.
25	+
26	+ == Screenshots ==
27	+
28	+ 1. WP-Piwik stats page. Left: visitor history (daily/30 days). Right: stats overview, keywords and external websites (yesterday).
29	+ 2. WP-Piwik settings.

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1	+ <?php
2	+ /*
3	+
4	+ Plugin Name: WP-Piwik
5	+
6	+ Plugin URI: http://dev.braekling.de/wordpress-plugins/dev/wp-piwik/index.html
7	+
8	+ Description: Adds Piwik stats to your dashboard menu and Piwik code to your wordpress footer.
9	+
10	+ Version: 0.2.0
11	+ Author: André Bräkling
12	+ Author URI: http://www.braekling.de
13	+
14	+ ******************************************************************************************
15	+ Copyright (C) 2009 Andre Braekling (email: webmaster@braekling.de)
16	+
17	+ This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
18	+ it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
19	+ the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
20	+ (at your option) any later version.
21	+
22	+ This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
23	+ but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
24	+ MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
25	+ GNU General Public License for more details.
26	+
27	+ You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
28	+ along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
29	+ *******************************************************************************************/
30	+
31	+ class wp_piwik {
32	+
33	+ function __construct() {
34	+ register_activation_hook(__FILE__, array($this, 'install'));
35	+ add_action('admin_menu', array($this, 'build_menu'));
36	+ if (get_option('wp-piwik_addjs') == 1)
37	+ add_action('wp_footer', array($this, 'footer'));
38	+ }
39	+
40	+ function install() {
41	+
42	+ }
43	+
44	+ function footer() {
45	+ echo get_option('wp-piwik_jscode');
46	+ }
47	+
48	+ function build_menu() {
49	+ add_dashboard_page(__('Piwik Statistics'), __('WP-Piwik'), 8, __FILE__, array($this, 'show_stats'));
50	+ add_options_page(__('WP-Piwik Settings'), __('WP-Piwik Settings'), 8, __FILE__, array($this, 'show_settings'));
51	+ }
52	+
53	+ function call_API($strMethod, $strPeriod='', $strDate='', $intLimit='') {
54	+ $strToken = get_option('wp-piwik_token');
55	+ $strURL = get_option('wp-piwik_url');
56	+ $intSite = get_option('wp-piwik_siteid');
57	+ if (empty($strToken) \|\| empty($strURL)) return array('result' => 'error', 'message' => 'Piwik base URL or auth token not set.');
58	+ if (substr($strURL, -1, 1) != '/') $strURL .= '/';
59	+ $strURL .= '?module=API&method='.$strMethod;
60	+ $strURL .= '&idSite='.$intSite.'&period='.$strPeriod.'&date='.$strDate;
61	+ $strURL .= '&format=PHP&filter_limit='.$intLimit;
62	+ $strURL .= '&token_auth='.$strToken;
63	+ $strResult = file_get_contents($strURL);
64	+ $aryData = unserialize($strResult);
65	+ return $aryData;
66	+ }
67	+
68	+ function show_stats() {
69	+ $aryError = array();
70	+
71	+ $aryVisitors = $this->call_API('VisitsSummary.getVisits', 'day', 'last30');
72	+ if ($aryVisitors['result'] == 'error')
73	+ $aryError[] = $aryVisitors['message'];
74	+
75	+ $aryUVisitors = $this->call_API('VisitsSummary.getUniqueVisitors', 'day', 'last30');
76	+ if ($aryUVisitors['result'] == 'error')
77	+ $aryError[] = $aryUVisitors['message'];
78	+
79	+ $aryOverview = $this->call_API('VisitsSummary.get', 'day', 'yesterday');
80	+ if ($aryOverview['result'] == 'error')
81	+ $aryError[] = $aryOverview['message'];
82	+
83	+ $aryKeywords = $this->call_API('Referers.getKeywords', 'day', 'yesterday', 10);
84	+ if ($aryKeywords['result'] == 'error')
85	+ $aryError[] = $aryKeywords['message'];
86	+
87	+ $aryWebsites = $this->call_API('Referers.getWebsites', 'day', 'yesterday', 10);
88	+ if ($aryWebsites['result'] == 'error')
89	+ $aryError[] = $aryWebsites['message'];
90	+
91	+ echo '<div class="wrap">';
92	+ echo '<h2>'.__('Piwik Statistics').'</h2>';
93	+ echo '<div class="inside">';
94	+
95	+ if (!empty($aryError)) {
96	+ foreach ($aryError as $strEMessage)
97	+ echo '<p><strong>'.__('An error occured').': </strong> '.$strError.'</p>';
98	+ echo '<p><a href="options-general.php?page=wp-piwik/wp-piwik.php">'.__('Settings').'</a></p>';
99	+ } else {
100	+ echo '<table class="layout">';
101	+ echo '<tr><td>';
102	+ $strValues = $strLabels = $strValuesU = '';
103	+ $intMax = max($aryVisitors);
104	+ while ($intMax % 10 != 0 \|\| $intMax == 0) $intMax++;
105	+ $intStep = $intMax / 5;
106	+ while ($intStep % 10 != 0 && $intStep != 1) $intStep--;
107	+
108	+ foreach ($aryVisitors as $strDate => $intValue) {
109	+ $strValues .= round($intValue/($intMax/100),2).',';
110	+ if (isset($aryUVisitors[$strDate])) $strValuesU .= round($aryUVisitors[$strDate]/($intMax/100),2).',';
111	+ $strLabels .= '\|'.substr($strDate,-2);
112	+ }
113	+ $strValues = substr($strValues, 0, -1);
114	+ $strValuesU = substr($strValuesU, 0, -1);
115	+ $strGraph = 'http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?';
116	+ $strGraph .= 'cht=lc&';
117	+ $strGraph .= 'chg=0,'.round($intStep/($intMax/100),2).',2,2&';
118	+ $strGraph .= 'chs=450x220&';
119	+ $strGraph .= 'chd=t:'.$strValues.'\|'.$strValuesU.'&';
120	+ $strGraph .= 'chxl=0:'.$strLabels.'&';
121	+ $strGraph .= 'chco=90AAD9,A0BAE9&';
122	+ $strGraph .= 'chm=B,D4E2ED,0,1,0\|B,E4F2FD,1,2,0&';
123	+ $strGraph .= 'chxt=x,y&';
124	+ $strGraph .= 'chxr=1,0,'.$intMax.','.$intStep;
125	+ echo '<img src="'.$strGraph.'" width="450" height="220" alt="Visits graph" /><br /><br />';
126	+ echo '<table class="widefat">';
127	+ echo '<thead><tr><th>'.__('Date').'</th><th>'.__('Visits').'</th><th>'.__('Unique').'</th></tr></thead>';
128	+ echo '<tbody>';
129	+ $aryTmp = array_reverse($aryVisitors);
130	+ foreach ($aryTmp as $strDate => $intValue)
131	+ echo '<tr><td>'.$strDate.'</td><td>'.$intValue.'</td><td>'.$aryUVisitors[$strDate].'</td></tr>';
132	+ unset($aryTmp);
133	+ echo '</tbody></table>';
134	+ echo '</td><td style="width:10px;"></td><td>';
135	+ echo '<table class="widefat">';
136	+ echo '<thead><tr><th colspan="2">'.__('Overview').'</th></tr></thead>';
137	+ $strTime = floor($aryOverview['sum_visit_length']/3600).'h '.floor(($aryOverview['sum_visit_length'] % 3600)/60).'m '.floor(($aryOverview['sum_visit_length'] % 3600) % 60).'s';
138	+ echo '<tbody>';
139	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Visitors').':</td><td>'.$aryOverview['nb_visits'].'</td></tr>';
140	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Unique visitors').':</td><td>'.$aryOverview['nb_uniq_visitors'].'</td></tr>';
141	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Page views').':</td><td>'.$aryOverview['nb_actions'].'</td></tr>';
142	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Max. page views in one visit').':</td><td>'.$aryOverview['max_actions'].'</td></tr>';
143	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Total time spent by the visitors').':</td><td>'.$strTime.'</td></tr>';
144	+ echo '<tr><td>'.__('Bounce count').':</td><td>'.$aryOverview['bounce_count'].'</td></tr>';
145	+ echo '</tbody></table><br />';
146	+ echo '<table class="widefat">';
147	+ echo '<thead><tr><th>'.__('Keyword').'</th><th>'.__('Unique visitors').'</th></tr></thead>';
148	+ echo '<tbody>';
149	+ foreach ($aryKeywords as $aryValues)
150	+ echo '<tr><td>'.$aryValues['label'].'</td><td>'.$aryValues['nb_uniq_visitors'].'</td></tr>';
151	+ echo '</tbody></table><br />';
152	+ echo '<table class="widefat">';
153	+ echo '<thead><tr><th>'.__('Website').'</th><th>'.__('Unique visitors').'</th></tr></thead>';
154	+ echo '<tbody>';
155	+ foreach ($aryWebsites as $aryValues)
156	+ echo '<tr><td>'.$aryValues['label'].'</td><td>'.$aryValues['nb_uniq_visitors'].'</td></tr>';
157	+ echo '</tbody></table>';
158	+ echo '</td></tr>';
159	+ echo '</table>';
160	+ }
161	+ echo '</div>';
162	+ echo '</div>';
163	+ }
164	+
165	+ function show_settings() {
166	+ $strToken = get_option('wp-piwik_token');
167	+ $strURL = get_option('wp-piwik_url');
168	+ $intSite = get_option('wp-piwik_siteid');
169	+ ?>
170	+ <div class="wrap">
171	+ <h2><?php _e('WP-Piwik Settings') ?></h2>
172	+ <div class="inside">
173	+ <form method="post" action="options.php">
174	+ <?php wp_nonce_field('update-options'); ?>
175	+ <table class="form-table">
176	+ <tr><td colspan="2"><h3><?php _e('Account settings'); ?></h3></td></tr>
177	+ <tr>
178	+ <td><?php _e('Piwik URL'); ?>:</td>
179	+ <td><input type="text" name="wp-piwik_url" id="wp-piwik_url" value="<?php echo $strURL; ?>" /></td>
180	+ </tr>
181	+ <tr>
182	+ <td><?php _e('Auth token'); ?>:</td>
183	+ <td><input type="text" name="wp-piwik_token" id="wp-piwik_token" value="<?php echo $strToken; ?>" /></td>
184	+ </tr>
185	+
186	+ <tr><td colspan="2"><span class="setting-description"><?php _e('To enable Piwik statistics, please enter your Piwik base URL (like http://mydomain.com/piwik) and your personal authentification token. You can get the token on the API page inside your Piwik interface. It looks like "1234a5cd6789e0a12345b678cd9012ef".'); ?></span></td></tr>
187	+ <?php
188	+ if (!empty($strToken) && !empty($strURL)) {
189	+ $aryData = $this->call_API('SitesManager.getSitesWithAtLeastViewAccess');
190	+ if (empty($aryData)) {
191	+ echo '<tr><td colspan="2"><p><strong>'.__('An error occured').': </strong>'.__('Please check URL and auth token. You need at least view access to one site.').'</p></td></tr>';
192	+ } elseif ($aryData['result'] == 'error') {
193	+ echo '<tr><td colspan="2"><p><strong>'.__('An error occured').': </strong>'.$aryData['message'].'</p></td></tr>';
194	+ } else {
195	+ echo '<tr><td>Choose site:</td><td><select name="wp-piwik_siteid" id="wp-piwik_siteid">';
196	+ foreach ($aryData as $arySite) {
197	+ echo '<option value="'.$arySite['idsite'].'"'.($arySite['idsite']==$intSite?' selected':'').'>'.htmlentities($arySite['name'], ENT_QUOTES, 'utf-8').'</option>';
198	+ }
199	+ echo '</select></td></tr>';
200	+ if (empty($intSite)) update_option('wp-piwik_siteid', $aryData[0]['idsite']);
201	+ $intSite = get_option('wp-piwik_siteid');
202	+ $intAddJS = get_option('wp-piwik_addjs');
203	+ $strJavaScript = $this->call_API('SitesManager.getJavascriptTag');
204	+ if ($intAddJS) update_option('wp-piwik_jscode', $strJavaScript);
205	+ echo '<tr><td>JavaScript:</td><td><textarea readonly rows="17" cols="80">'.($strJavaScript).'</textarea></td></tr>';
206	+ echo '<tr><td>Add script to wp_footer():</td><td><input type="checkbox" value="1" name="wp-piwik_addjs" '.($intAddJS?' checked':'').'/></td></tr>';
207	+ echo '<tr><td colspan="2"><span class="setting-description">'.__('If your template uses wp_footer(), WP-Piwik can automatically add the Piwik javascript code to your blog.').'</span></td></tr>';
208	+ }
209	+ }
210	+ ?>
211	+ </table>
212	+ <input type="hidden" name="action" value="update" />
213	+ <input type="hidden" name="page_options" value="wp-piwik_token,wp-piwik_url,wp-piwik_siteid,wp-piwik_addjs" />
214	+ <p class="submit">
215	+ <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="<?php _e('Save settings') ?>" />
216	+ </p>
217	+ </form>
218	+ </div>
219	+ </div>
220	+ <?php
221	+ }
222	+ }
223	+
224	+ if (class_exists('wp_piwik')) {
225	+ $GLOBALS['wp_piwik'] = new wp_piwik();
226	+ }