WP-Piwik is a WordPress plugin which integrates Piwik and WordPress. By using the Piwik API, WP-Piwik is able to include a summary statistics page to your WordPress dashboard as shown below: In addition to including your traffic stats, WP-Piwik can add the Piwik tracking code to your WordPress blog and even manage your WordPress network [...]
The Magento/Piwik Community now has a free and open source plugin to simply setup Ecommerce tracking with Piwik in your Magento shop! Created by Adrian Speyer, this new plugin works on the community edition of Magneto (1.7) and is loosely based on the Google Analytics core extension. Once you install it, you will find it [...]
UPDATE: As of Piwik 1.11 in March 2013, we have released new Maps that are now written in SVG and are fully open source. The maps also include Country, Region and City views, leveraging Piwik Geo Location capabilities. Learn more in: Visitors World Map, and in the Real Time Visitors Map. Content below this line [...]
Update: Check out the Piwik Joomla plugin here! We recently heard the buzz about the new Joomla plugin to integrate Piwik smoothly inside the Joomla admin panel.
If you are using Drupal to power your website you may be interested by the Piwik Integration for Drupal plugin. This module automatically adds the Piwik tracking code to your Drupal website, as well as providing the following features: Selectively track certain users, roles and pages Monitor which files are downloaded from your pages Cache [...]
When you use Piwik, you own your web analytics data. All the data is stored in your database, and you can access it via the Piwik API (see an example of how to use the API). Some Piwik users are making interesting use of the API. We recently heard of two different projects that show [...]
Dokuwiki is a popular wiki software, similar to Mediawiki. “It is a standards-compliant, simple-to-use wiki which allows users to create rich documentation repositories.” Heikki, a Finnish user of Piwik, has developed a plugin for easy integration of Piwik in Dokuwiki. This plugin allows you to track visitors statistics of your DokuWiki installation using Piwik. Optionally [...]
Dotclear2 is a publishing platform, similar to WordPress, very popular in France. Olivier Meunier, the main developer of the project, seemed impressed [fr] by Piwik and decided to write a plugin to make it easy to integrate Piwik in Dotclear. We are already seeing many Dotclear users starting to use Piwik. The extension makes you [...]
TYPO3 is a popular CMS, “offering full flexibility and extendability while featuring an accomplished set of ready-made interfaces, functions and modules”. It is quite a heavyweight CMS with a huge user and developer base. There are 2 Plugins with different sets of functionality available for TYPO3 1) EXT: piwikintegration What does the piwikintegration typo3 extension [...]
WordPress is the most popular blogging software, and the one we use on piwik.org There are two WordPress plugins for Piwik: WP-Piwik is a WordPress plugin created by André Bräkling that integrates Piwik statistics with your WordPress dashboard. Piwik Analytics created by Jules, a Dutch Piwik user, is a simple plugin to integrate Piwik with [...]
Mediawiki is the wiki software used to power Wikipedia. It is also used by thousands of websites and companies. Isaac, a spanish Piwik user, has built a plugin to easily integrate Piwik and provide analytics for your Mediawiki installation. His plugin is hosted on the official Mediawiki website. It provides some extra features: it excludes [...]
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