Category : Interface suggestion

Bonjour,
J'aui créé un nouveau thème, mais il a fallu modifier les fivhiers .class.php du rep core/include/graphs/. Conséquence, ces couleurs sont communes à tous les thèmes.
Pourrait-on inclure le dossier "graphs" dans le répertoire du thème, et / ou dans celui du thème défaut, pour y faire appel si absent du thème en cours) ?
Ainsi chaque changement de thème pourrait aussi changer les couleurs des graphs.

Bon courage aux développeurs.

It would be very usefull to have a keyword filter.

Frequently I want to check if a specific referer has drained users to my sites, but currently I have to check one after another, clicking on Next. Not really a quick way to do it...

Maybe not only for referers but also for keywords.

Hi,

Actually, PHPMV2 authenticate while useing login/password stored in a table.

What about opening authentication process, in order to use another authentication method (LDAP, ...).

It would permit to do also some specific stuff like integrating PHPMV2's authentication into another process, for example integrating it in the back end of the primary web application (SSO like).

In my case, i've installed a CMS, and i'd like to use the same authentication in my CMS than in PHPMV2, in order to let PHPMV2 directly accessible into my CMS back en ; the thread talking about this here : http://www.phpmyvisites.net/forums/index.php/t/3852/0/. Please note this solution does NOT pretends to be a well done hack, but just a rapid and dirty solution...

Thanks for your comments ;)

In English (Sorry I'm French) -----------

I am a webdevelopper.

For some projects I had to developp, I used PHPMV to monitor the traffic.

My problem is that my clients want to have a single admin panel for all.

If I had an API that allows me to extract the more relevant data, I could integrate it in the administration panel and combine traffic analysis with some specific data of my app.

For more specific data, the standard interface of PHPMV stays as-it.

What do you think about this ?

En français --------------------------

Je développe des applications Web.

Pour plusieurs des projets dont j'ai eu la charge, j'ai utilisé PHPMV pour suivre la fréquentation des applications.

Le problème c'est que mes clients veulent tout avoir au sein de la même interface d'administration, ce qui se comprend.

Si je disposais d'une API qui me permette d'extraire de PHPMV les données les plus significatives, je pourrais les intégrer dans l'interface d'administration et coupler l'analyse du trafic avec d'autres données propres à mon application.

Pour des fonctions plus avancées, l'interface de PHPMV resterait telle quelle.

Qu'en pensez-vous ?

It could be nice to have a widget that could be included in a blog, Google Home Page, Netvibes and all that pretty 2.0 applications...

It could allow users to follow their website traffic simply without having to connect to the PHPMV interface.

This widget would be customizable : colors, font family, graph or data, period (day, week, month, year), etc...

Sympa mais une interface multilangue (notamment en français) ce serait bien aussi...

One of the problems I have with phpmv is that the image you need to put on the website takes up a few pixels and is sometimes hard to put into the website without it messing up your current setup.