29 Nov
2013
29 Nov
'13
11:51 a.m.
Workaround for this could be personalized Skin:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/Skins
Leave everything else empty, but for footer add GA code somewhere at the
end of original one (from XWiki 5.2):
#if($isInServletMode)## Visible only in a page
<div id="footerglobal" class="layoutsection">
<div class="minwidth"></div>
<hr/>
<div id="xwikilicence">$!copyright</div>
#set ($version = $xwiki.getSpacePreference('version'))
#if ("$!version" == "")
#set ($version = $xwiki.getXWikiPreference("version"))
#end
#if ("$!version" != "")
#set ($version = $xwiki.parseContent($version))
#else
#set ($version = $!xwiki.version)
#end
<div id="xwikiplatformversion">$version</div>
<hr/>
</div>
## Put GA JavaScript here ##
#end
### TODO: Format the footer for pdf output
Or, harder (not sure, what will happen after myxwiki.org update then)
but more appropriate way would be adding htmlfooter property to
XWiki.XWikiSkins class, and similarly changing original code:
</div>## xwikimaincontainerinner
</div>## xwikimaincontainer
## put GA code here ##
#if($isInServletMode)
</body>
</html>
#else ## Portlet Mode
</div>
#end
Valdis
On 11/27/2013 04:49 PM, xrichard wrote:
Hi,
One more question before I (may) give up: is there anyone who managed to
make Google Analystics works for a Wiki hosted on myxwiki.org ?
Thanks for your answers,
Oh, if this is about enabling GA on myxwiki.org, then the issue is very
simple: only extensions saved by users with programming rights can be
used in the whole wiki. A farm admin will have to re-save the GA
settings page for you. Which wiki are you referring to?