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Diffstat (limited to 'plugins/Referrers/Controller.php')
| -rw-r--r-- | plugins/Referrers/Controller.php | 17 |
1 files changed, 8 insertions, 9 deletions
diff --git a/plugins/Referrers/Controller.php b/plugins/Referrers/Controller.php index 1b258f4c6a..4554acd35a 100644 --- a/plugins/Referrers/Controller.php +++ b/plugins/Referrers/Controller.php @@ -74,9 +74,8 @@ class Controller extends \Piwik\Plugin\Controller $distinctMetrics = $this->addEvolutionPropertiesToView($prettyDate, $distinctMetrics, $prettyLastPeriodDate, $previousValues); } - /** @var Sparklines $view */ - $view = ViewDataTable\Factory::build(Sparklines::ID, $api = false, $controller = false, $force = true, $loadUserParams = false); + $view = ViewDataTable\Factory::build(Sparklines::ID, $api = '', $controller = '', $force = true, $loadUserParams = false); // DIRECT ENTRY $metrics['visitorsFromDirectEntry'] = $numberFormatter->formatNumber($metrics['visitorsFromDirectEntry']); @@ -392,16 +391,16 @@ function DisplayTopKeywords($url = "") '; $jsonRequest = str_replace('format=php', 'format=json', $api); - echo "<p>This widget is designed to work in your website directly. + echo "<p style='padding: 0 12px;'>This widget is designed to work in your website directly. This widget makes it easy to use Piwik to <i>automatically display the list of Top Keywords</i>, for each of your website Page URLs.</p> - <p> + <p style='padding: 0 12px;'> <b>Example API URL</b> - For example if you would like to get the top 10 keywords, used last week, to land on the page <a rel='noreferrer' target='_blank' href='$topPageUrl'>$topPageUrl</a>, in format JSON: you would dynamically fetch the data using <a rel='noreferrer' target='_blank' href='$jsonRequest&url=" . urlencode($topPageUrl) . "'>this API request URL</a>. Make sure you encode the 'url' parameter in the URL.</p> - <p><b>PHP Function ready to use!</b> - If you use PHP on your website, we have prepared a small code snippet that you can copy paste in your Website PHP files. You can then simply call the function <code>DisplayTopKeywords();</code> anywhere in your template, at the bottom of the content or in your blog sidebar. + <p style='padding: 0 12px;'><b>PHP Function ready to use!</b> - If you use PHP on your website, we have prepared a small code snippet that you can copy paste in your Website PHP files. You can then simply call the function <code>DisplayTopKeywords();</code> anywhere in your template, at the bottom of the content or in your blog sidebar. If you run this code in your page $topPageUrl, it would output the following:"; - echo "<div style='width:400px;margin-left:20px;padding:10px;border:1px solid black;'>"; + echo "<div style='width:400px;margin:10px 10px 0 10px;padding:10px;border:1px solid #333;'>"; function DisplayTopKeywords($url = "", $api) { // Do not spend more than 1 second fetching the data @@ -433,12 +432,12 @@ function DisplayTopKeywords($url = "") DisplayTopKeywords($topPageUrl, $api); echo "</div><br/> - <p>Here is the PHP function that you can paste in your pages:</P> - <textarea cols=60 rows=8><?php\n" . htmlspecialchars($code) . "\n DisplayTopKeywords();</textarea> + <p style='padding: 0 12px;'>Here is the PHP function that you can paste in your pages:</P> + <textarea style='padding: 0 12px;height:auto;width:auto;margin-left:12px;' cols=60 rows=8><?php\n" . htmlspecialchars($code) . "\n DisplayTopKeywords();</textarea> "; echo " - <p><strong>Notes</strong>: You can for example edit the code to to make the Top search keywords link to your Website search result pages. + <p style='padding: 12px;'><strong>Notes</strong>: You can for example edit the code to to make the Top search keywords link to your Website search result pages. <br/>On medium to large traffic websites, we recommend to cache this data, as to minimize the performance impact of calling the Piwik API on each page view. </p> "; |