are there any detailed information on Google Translate and the GDPR?
In my opinion, translating personal data with the google translate widget is an big issue here, especially if you run an online-store and the user translates pages while checking out (i.e.: last checkout step, where all the personal data including cart-positions, billing-information and user contact-information are preset).
There is a way the exclude parts of the website from being translated (adding "notranslate" class attribute), but i assume the data itself is send to google translate servers anyway?
Looking forward to an answer.
Best regards,
Andrea
Collect some statistics about your visitors and implement localization for major languages they use.
This will probably prevent users from using google translate for your checkout process.
I would like to create a user-friendly interface for users to view data collected by Google Analytics. Their Reporting API v4 looks like a good place to start, but I was wondering if anyone knows of anything existing that I could leverage?
If not, does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this?
What do you mean by interface? If you're looking for a report that can be sent out, Supermetrics may be what you're looking for.
If you're looking for a more sophisticated client dashboard, you might be able to leverage PowerBI.
I used step by step instruction here :
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ios/v2/#initialize
But still my hit is not being recorded. I can see in the debugging window its say something about dispatching number and start tracking again.
My another concern it what they assigned to tracker and then never used it.
Am I missing something. Someone please shed some light.
I have looked over the internet, there are all old and referring to old google analytics library which is having only two files. GANTracker.h and libGoogleAnalytics.a
New library got bunch of files hence the way they have implemented.
Code is pretty straight forward I dont know what it is not tracking the hits.
And Yes I have created tracking ID and I am familiar with the Google Analytics as I used it in past to track my websites and blogs.
I would appreciate if someone can give me some right pointers. Thanks.
As log window was having quite a lot info I have created a "paste"
http://pastie.org/7468881
I'm looking for a portlet like-solution that would collect and report usage analytics in Liferay... but google analytics is not an option, unfortunately.
Stats by community, group, session tracking, apart from the usual bounce and exit rates, referrals, origin, etc. I know I'm kind of asking the reinvention of the wheel, but there are plenty of usage data that can be collected by Liferay that google can't. I've already checked PiWik, and it looks very impressive.
Any suggestions? TIA,
As of 2015 there is Audience Targeting plugin, which (at least for Liferay 6.2) comes bundled with analytics-api / analytics-hook modules, which collect some useful analytics data. Mind now:
So far it doesn't look like there is any standalone use for them as they were introduced, I believe, to enable the content visited, page visited and other such rules in the Audience Targeting itself; you can't see the raw events in any of the provided portlets
The events are stored as rows in a SQL database, so I would be concerned about it's performance in the long run (with thousands of clicks every minute etc.), although I say this purely theoretically as I haven't done any tests myself nor checked if there are some performance enhancing measures implemented
What you can do, however, is to put together your own portlet which would create some graphs etc. based on the data stored in CT_Analytics_AnalyticsEvent table.
Right now, I dont think there is any out of the box feature available for this, you might need to create this. There can be 2 things
1) You need to create a javascript library if you need realtime/web analysis (this is same like creating google analytics lib)
2) This option is quite easy. Liferay stores everything in db, you can have a report portlet which will show the report based on the data. We did this for one project where we were tracking the session ids/ip and logged in user details for portlets.
To achieve point 2) you can create new Liferay service, which will be used to store these data and retrieve.
Hope this helps
You already mention Piwik, which is similar to google analytics. You probably have your own theme (almost everybody changes the appearance to look like their own site) and it's quite appropriate to place the relevant piwik-stats-snippet in there.
You can also, as Felix suggests, mine your log files. Liferay stores some data, your webserver access logs also are quite worth to mine. And, of course, you can change your theme to log even more for every page access, just take care that you don't create a performance bottleneck by writing too much during one page request.
So, coming back to your question: Built-in like google analytics: No. Easily integrateable (like Piwik): Yes, of course. Completely customizeable: Yes, of course.
Edit: It just happens that David has created and documented an integration that makes using Piwik even easier
Is there any programmatic way to read the data stored in a Google Code Project Hosting "Issues" tracker? Ideally it'd be nice to update/add issues too, but first I need some structured form of data from the tracker. I only see the HTML pages, and an Atom feed for issue updates.
Now there is one.
http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009/10/issue-tracker-data-api-for-project.html
There doesn't seem to be but they have promised it's coming during the Google Wave introduction. The demo is at minute 61 and your question is answered at minute 78.