Extension:Matomo/fr

L'extension Matomo (anciennement Piwik Integration) insère votre code de trace Matomo (anciennement Piwik) en bas de chaque page. Elle peut exclure la vue des utilisateurs ayant le priviliège bot (les robots) ainsi que les protect (les administrateurs système).

Cette extension est basée sur l'extension Google Analytics Integration de Tim Laqua.

Cette extension a été renommée en février 2019 de Piwik Integration en Matomo, étant donné que le logiciel sur lequel elle s'appuie a changé de nom en janvier 2018 (plus d'informations).

Prérequis

 * MediaWiki 1.27+ (testé jusque MediaWiki 1.32)
 * Matomo 0.4+ avec le site configuré



Mise à jour
Cette extension a été renommée de Piwik Integration en Matomo à partir de la version 4.0 :
 * if you installed it with Composer, rename the package "mediawiki/piwik-integration" to "mediawiki/matomo";
 * if you installed it as a classical MediaWiki extension, rename the directory "Piwik" or "Piwik Integration" to "Matomo".

In both cases, now you need to explicitly activate the extension with



Paramètres de configuration
Disable cookies by setting the variable to. Par exemple :

To define custom JavaScript tags in the Matomo JavaScript code, its possible to define the $wgMatomoCustomJS variable. For example if you have a single setting to insert; use the following code:

If you have multiple variables to define; use an array. Par exemple :

If you want to change the title of your pages inside the Matomo tracker, set inside your LocalSettings.php file.

In case you want to include the title as, for example, "wiki/Title of the page", you can set to  and set  to. The extension will print piwik_action_name = 'wiki/Title of the page';

By setting to   you can enable Matomo to also count page hits done by MediaWiki users who have the "protect" user right. By default, sysop users have this right and so - by default - their page hits are not counted. Valeur par défaut : $wgMatomoIgnoreSysops =.

By setting to , you can enable Matomo to also count page hits done by MediaWiki users who have the bot right. By default their page hits are not counted. Valeur par défaut : $wgMatomoIgnoreBots =

When the JavaScript is deactivated, there is a fallback method using a hidden image. You can set the protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) calling this image with with one of the following values: 'http', 'https', 'auto' (automatically set the protocol depending on the protocol used by the wiki).

If you have Matomo 2.7.0 or greater, you can set if you want to save the username of logged-in users in Matomo.

If you use a CDN to distribute the file "piwik.js", you need the version incorporating this pull request (2.4.3+) and you can set  (do not write the protocol "http://" or "https://", it is automatically added); the parameter  must still be configured with the Matomo server collecting analytics.



Tracer avec MobileFrontend
Due to a bug in, Matomo will not function when 'Mobile view' mode is used with the MobileFrontend Extension.

For those desiring to track across both views, comment or delete the Matomo entries in  and add to the file:

Then paste the Matomo tracking code generated in the Matomo dashboard into http://www.example.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.js. Matomo trace dorénavant les utilisateurs à la fois dans la version pour bureau et dans la version pour mobile. Take care: This workaround currently breaks the VisualEditor Extension. (2015-10-01)



Configuration de Matomo optimisée pour MediaWiki


Paramètres de recherche
By default Matomo recognize the searches on the internal search engine (the page Special:Search), because the URL parameter used by MediaWiki ("search") is in the default recognized parameters.

This can also be slightly improved by setting the two parameters:
 * "Query parameter" = "search" &mdash; this will remove some false positives compared to the default value;
 * "Category parameter" = "profile" &mdash; Matomo will recognize as search category the profile on top of the MediaWiki search page.

This can be either as global parameters in Administration > Websites > Settings > Tracking Internal Site Search, but preferably in the site-specific configuration in Administration > Websites > Manage > [your wiki] > Edit and uncheck "Use default Site Search parameters" and fill the parameters.



Voir aussi

 * Extension:MatomoAnalytics