Include a particular group only in Stats
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I wanted to track logged in users visits to a particular section of a website & Tony was great with providing me instructions on how to do it. Thought I would post up the scenario & instructions here as they may be of use to someone else.
Currently the stats package by default allows you to exclude users from a certain group, but not only include users from a certain group.
It can be configured to do this with a little bit of work.
If you go to the dashboard -> systems & settings -> tracking codes
interface, then you should see where that traffic & stats script is being included on the page. It'll look something like this:
If you remove it from there, you can add it directly to your theme's footer wrapped in a PHP conditional statement, checking for the group you want to only include stats from.
My code below:
Currently the stats package by default allows you to exclude users from a certain group, but not only include users from a certain group.
It can be configured to do this with a little bit of work.
If you go to the dashboard -> systems & settings -> tracking codes
interface, then you should see where that traffic & stats script is being included on the page. It'll look something like this:
<!--STATS JS START--><script src="/index.php/tools/packages/tony_stats/services/?mode=tracker_js" type="text/javascript"></script><!--STATS JS END-->
If you remove it from there, you can add it directly to your theme's footer wrapped in a PHP conditional statement, checking for the group you want to only include stats from.
My code below:
<?php $u = new User(); // instantiates a user object for the currently logged in user if ($u->isRegistered()) { // <!--STATS JS START--> echo('<script src="/index.php/tools/packages/tony_stats/services/?mode=tracker_js" type="text/javascript"></script>'); // <!--STATS JS END--> } ?>
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thanks for sharing that. maybe some other developers will find it useful.
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