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Author: André Bräkling

This plugin adds a Piwik stats site to your WordPress dashboard. It's also able to add the Piwik tracking code to your blog using wp_footer.

You need a running Piwik installation and at least view access to your stats.

Look at the Piwik website to get further information about Piwik.

This plugin is not created or provided by the Piwik project team.

License: GNU General Public License Version 3, 29 June 2007

Languages: English, German, Albanian, Belorussian

WPMU

Version 0.6.0 includes experimental WPMU support.

Experimental

The WPMU support is currently experimental. Please test it on your own (e.g. using a local copy of your WPMU) before you use it in an user context.

Simple

Just add WP-Piwik to your /wp-content/plugins folder. So each user can enable WP-Piwik and use his own Piwik instance.

Extended

1. Add the whole WP-Piwik folder to /wp-content/mu-plugins.
2. Copy /wp-content/mu-plugins/wp-piwik/wpmu/wpmu-piwik.php to /wp-content/mu-plugins/wpmu-piwik.php.
3. Go to the WPMU-Piwik settings page and enter the Piwik URL and the auth token. You should use a clear Piwik installation and a token with full admin rights due to avoid conflicts. WPMU-Piwik will add a new site to Piwik each time a new blog is visited the first time.
4. Users have access to their own statistics, site admins can access each blog's statistics.

Credits

• Albanian [sq] language file by Besnik Bleta.
• Belorussian [be_BY] language file by FatCow.

Thank you, guys!