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button and when you were returned with the code=xxxxx URL? Basically the add-on stores a bit of info in your session, sends you to the link and then needs to retrieve that bit of info when you return (from your session).I guess its possible, I have tired it many times. I have also hit the set button a few times and that will cause an error in the log. How do you suggest I fix the issue?Actually, nix that... Been looking over the code to see what might have caused what you are seeing.
Is there a possibility that the admin session for your XenForo user somehow changed between the time you started theLink Google account
button and when you were returned with the code=xxxxx URL? Basically the add-on stores a bit of info in your session, sends you to the link and then needs to retrieve that bit of info when you return (from your session).
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button again. If XenForo requires you to re-login when you are returned, that's going to be a sign that the user's admin session disappeared.Another idea came to mind. For the icon on the top right of the live side is to implement a drop down arrow and drop down UI so I can choose to view stats for "this page" or "overall". Otherwise I have to go into stats, clear the filter, and view stats. For me I will mainly be wanting to just get into stats and not be analyzing any specific page.Went ahead and got this done for next version. The URI filtering of chart data is presented using XenForo's filter system, rather than a form row. This allow you to remove the filter with a click. See how the URI-specific option can be removed with the X here:
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Well, I'm trying not to add too much payload to the staff bar and clutter it with anything that isn't necessary (the link that's there now is page specific, so you kind of need it if you want to have page-specific reporting). Adding thing to the staff bar that are really nothing more than static links to different parts of the admin area seems misplaced imo. I'd say that a specific addon that lets you create links to whatever you want (what's important to you isn't going to be what is important to someone else) would be better suited for something like that. It's also simple enough to make your own template modification to do it since all it would be is a static link that doesn't change from page to page.Another idea came to mind. For the icon on the top right of the live side is to implement a drop down arrow and drop down UI so I can choose to view stats for "this page" or "overall". Otherwise I have to go into stats, clear the filter, and view stats. For me I will mainly be wanting to just get into stats and not be analyzing any specific page.
It's been added for the next version. There isn't an additional button, rather the existing button in the staff bar changes to give you a thread specific chart rather than a URL specific one. Using the same filter system that is used for URI (you can click to remove that filter).Another another idea: The icon on the top right is for analytics of the "site". Put the same icon on the top right of the first post in a thread for thread stats?
No, it's optional. It's only if you want to track user_groups in a custom dimension. But you do need to set it if you want to track by user group. Google Analytics only allows a single value per dimension, so it's a priority system (highest user group that the user is part of is the one that is tracked).
I ended up doing something similar for users. If you are looking at a member profile, the link in the staff bar will take you to a report that allows you to see analytics just for that user. For example you could see how many page views (or whatever else) that user is generating over time (with the same filtering system where you can click to remove the user filter):Well, I'm trying not to add too much payload to the staff bar and clutter it with anything that isn't necessary (the link that's there now is page specific, so you kind of need it if you want to have page-specific reporting). Adding thing to the staff bar that are really nothing more than static links to different parts of the admin area seems misplaced imo. I'd say that a specific addon that lets you create links to whatever you want (what's important to you isn't going to be what is important to someone else) would be better suited for something like that. It's also simple enough to make your own template modification to do it since all it would be is a static link that doesn't change from page to page.
It's been added for the next version. There isn't an additional button, rather the existing button in the staff bar changes to give you a thread specific chart rather than a URL specific one. Using the same filter system that is used for URI (you can click to remove that filter).
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Sorry it's the staffbar'm not even sure what the "top bar" is in this case.
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