Vlad,
If possible please share your experience about integrating OWA on
Hackit project and the reasons for using PHP based integration so that
we can plan ahead of time.
Hi Pramendra,
It's nice to meet you.
Both js and php imlementations of OWA are pretty straighforward, but we
ended up using the php implementation because it proved to be more
reliable and correct in the tracking statistics.
so, whenever you want to track something with OWA, you just insert code
similar to this:
//tracking code for owa
require_once(HACKIT_OWA_PATH);
$owa = new owa_php();
$event = $owa->makeEvent();
// Set the site id you want to track
$event->setSiteId(HACKIT_OWA_SITE_ID);
$event->setPageTitle(OWA EVENT NAME);
$event->set('session', session_id());
$owa->trackPageView($event);
OWA_PATH is the path to your owa install
OWA_SITE_ID is the internal site id that owa asigns for each site it
tracks and you can see it n the owa config for that site
OWA EVENT can be everything you want to track (open a page, submit a
form, click a button etc)
$event->set is a way to add additional parameters to the tracked data.
In my case i needed the session_id
that's about it.
let me know if it works
vlad
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