config['piwik']['baseurl'] = 'www.example.com/piwik/';
* $a->config['piwik']['sideid'] = '1';
* $a->config['piwik']['optout'] = true; // set to false to disable
*
* Change the sideid to the ID that the Piwik tracker for your Friendika
* installation has. Alter the baseurl to fit your needs, don't care
* about http/https but beware to put the trailing / at the end of your
* setting.
*
* Documentation see http://diekershoff.homeunix.net/redmine/wiki/friendikaplugin/Piwik_Plugin
*/
function piwik_install() {
register_hook('page_end', 'addon/piwik/piwik.php', 'piwik_analytics');
logger("installed piwik plugin");
}
function piwik_uninstall() {
unregister_hook('page_end', 'addon/piwik/piwik.php', 'piwik_analytics');
logger("uninstalled piwik plugin");
}
function piwik_analytics($a,&$b) {
/*
* styling of every HTML block added by this plugin is done in the
* associated CSS file. We just have to tell Friendika to get it
* into the page header.
*/
$a->page['htmlhead'] .= '' . "\r\n";
/*
* Get the configuration variables from the .htconfig file.
*/
$baseurl = get_config('piwik','baseurl');
$sideod = get_config('piwik','sideid');
$optout = get_config('piwik','optout');
/*
* Add the Piwik code for the side.
*/
$b .= "
\r\n \r\n\r\n\r\n
";
/*
* If the optout variable is set to true then display the notice
* otherwise just include the above code into the page.
*/
if ($optout) {
$b .= "