Comments on: Google Analytics for Umbraco – First installment http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/ A blog about developing packages and sites in Umbraco and working with .NET Sat, 10 Jul 2010 18:57:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Chris Houston http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-14 Chris Houston Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:00:52 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-14 Hi, A great article, I agree with Matt's comments above that it is a good primer for other things too. Infact I might be coming back as I have an idea where I will need to do this, and you might just have given me the inspiration to get it done :) Cheers, Chris Hi,
A great article, I agree with Matt’s comments above that it is a good primer for other things too. Infact I might be coming back as I have an idea where I will need to do this, and you might just have given me the inspiration to get it done :)

Cheers, Chris

]]> By: elpadrinodk http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-13 elpadrinodk Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:29:27 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-13 Cool... Nice to hear! And agree that the Google Chart API is a very good addition. During the last couple of weeks I have become more and more aware of the usefullness of the google apis. They really put out some nice stuff for us developers to use! Cool… Nice to hear!
And agree that the Google Chart API is a very good addition. During the last couple of weeks I have become more and more aware of the usefullness of the google apis. They really put out some nice stuff for us developers to use!

]]> By: Matt Perry http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-12 Matt Perry Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:11:03 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-12 Hi, Great article. I hoep you are tagging this article as a methodology for adding any type of application to Umbraco not just Analytics. It's a great primer!!! I've taken a look at the API with C# link you supplied and I integrated it with http://code.google.com/apis/chart. My clients are going to love this! If you need any help or would like to collaborate give me a shout. Matt Hi,

Great article. I hoep you are tagging this article as a methodology for adding any type of application to Umbraco not just Analytics. It’s a great primer!!!

I’ve taken a look at the API with C# link you supplied and I integrated it with http://code.google.com/apis/chart. My clients are going to love this!

If you need any help or would like to collaborate give me a shout.

Matt

]]> By: elpadrinodk http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-11 elpadrinodk Mon, 27 Apr 2009 09:04:43 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-11 Ahh, okay I get it. My thougts were another place. I will put it on the todo list ;-) Ahh, okay I get it. My thougts were another place.
I will put it on the todo list ;-)

]]> By: Warren Buckley http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-10 Warren Buckley Mon, 27 Apr 2009 09:01:12 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-10 Hi glad you agree that it is a good idea and I think it will be the best workflow for end users. I was not suggesting about adding a tab to the content node itself, as you can specify an url to redirect to. So in this case we could goto the NEW Statistics section that you have created and load a specific usercontrol passing in the nodeID to give us the specifc stats. Feel free to email me or add me on MSN (same as email) to talk about this idea further if I am not making sense. Warren Hi glad you agree that it is a good idea and I think it will be the best workflow for end users.

I was not suggesting about adding a tab to the content node itself, as you can specify an url to redirect to.

So in this case we could goto the NEW Statistics section that you have created and load a specific usercontrol passing in the nodeID to give us the specifc stats.

Feel free to email me or add me on MSN (same as email) to talk about this idea further if I am not making sense.

Warren

]]> By: elpadrinodk http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-9 elpadrinodk Mon, 27 Apr 2009 08:55:46 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-9 Yes, this is a very good idea. I think it would be a very nice feature to have access to stats for the specific page/node in the Context menu. This would make the very specific statistics (like pageviews etc.) more accessable for the user. I could add an entry to the dashboard config ... I haven't used it before, but it seems like a good option to add tabs to the nodes in the Content section. Not sure if this is what you had in mind? Yes, this is a very good idea. I think it would be a very nice feature to have access to stats for the specific page/node in the Context menu. This would make the very specific statistics (like pageviews etc.) more accessable for the user.

I could add an entry to the dashboard config … I haven’t used it before, but it seems like a good option to add tabs to the nodes in the Content section. Not sure if this is what you had in mind?

]]> By: Warren Buckley http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-8 Warren Buckley Mon, 27 Apr 2009 08:40:10 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-8 Hiya just as thought to your great Google Anlaytics Umbraco implmentation. I have an idea that you may want to implement into this package. It would be cool to have a new Context menu item in the content section. So for example I right click on my contact page node and select "Statistics" from the context menu. This will then take me to the your NEW stats section with the specific stats for that node/page. Richard Soeteman has a great post on using events to add a new item to the context menu. http://www.richardsoeteman.net/PermaLink,guid,f470b6cf-40da-4aa9-a0d9-7b984fe9bf59.aspx And here is a direct link to his example code on it http://www.richardsoeteman.net/ct.ashx?id=f470b6cf-40da-4aa9-a0d9-7b984fe9bf59&url=http%3a%2f%2fwww.richardsoeteman.net%2fdownloads%2fUmbraco%2funpublishmenuitem.zip I hope this idea helps you out. Warren :) Hiya just as thought to your great Google Anlaytics Umbraco implmentation.

I have an idea that you may want to implement into this package.

It would be cool to have a new Context menu item in the content section.

So for example I right click on my contact page node and select “Statistics” from the context menu.

This will then take me to the your NEW stats section with the specific stats for that node/page.

Richard Soeteman has a great post on using events to add a new item to the context menu.
http://www.richardsoeteman.net/PermaLink,guid,f470b6cf-40da-4aa9-a0d9-7b984fe9bf59.aspx

And here is a direct link to his example code on it
http://www.richardsoeteman.net/ct.ashx?id=f470b6cf-40da-4aa9-a0d9-7b984fe9bf59&url=http%3a%2f%2fwww.richardsoeteman.net%2fdownloads%2fUmbraco%2funpublishmenuitem.zip

I hope this idea helps you out.
Warren :)

]]> By: Warren Buckley http://blog.sitereactor.dk/2009/04/26/google-analytics-for-umbraco-first-installment/#comment-7 Warren Buckley Mon, 27 Apr 2009 07:12:18 +0000 http://blog.sitereactor.dk/?p=38#comment-7 This looks like a great start and I look forward to your finished attempt of this new section/plugin/tool for Umbraco. It is going to rock ! Warren This looks like a great start and I look forward to your finished attempt of this new section/plugin/tool for Umbraco. It is going to rock !

Warren

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