Are you wondering how your colleagues are using Matomo (Piwik)? Would you like to know if an unauthorized user got an access to your installation? Would you like to remember…
…the top menu bar 4. Hover over “Manage” and click on “Install” 5. Click on “Install from folder” 6. Click on “Check and Install” 7. Make sure the folder “Joomla/plugins/system”…
…type = InnoDB to type = TokuDB Install Matomo by going through the few steps. Matomo will create your tables with the TokuDB engine. After the installation is successful, edit…
…installation? You can see how your Matomo installation is used and how well your Matomo performs by checking the average generation time of pages and API calls. Use the Row…
…you are recommended to install are: $ sudo apt-get install php php-curl php-gd php-cli mysql-server php-mysql php-xml php-mbstring We also recommend the PHP function to execute system commands is enabled…
…Devuan, Knoppix, etc. you will need to manually check that: your system can meet the requirements then proceed to install Matomo by following the instructions in our Matomo Installation Guide….
…from your other instances is migrated and after you have updated all Tracking codes to reference the new instance URL and website ID, you could uninstall these other Matomo instances….
…Upload a module button. Select and upload the Matomo plugin zip file. The PrestaShop-JQuery plugin zip file will be uploaded after configuring the Matomo tracking. Configure Matomo tracking After installation…
If you want to add a Matomo (Piwik) installation which is protected via basic access authentication (for example using a .htaccess file), you just have to add the username and…
…3) b) install the new one (for Joomla 4) c) copy the data (JavaScript) from the old plugin to the new one d) activate the new plugin c) uninstall the…