C# 클래스 Piwik.Tracker.PiwikTracker

PiwikTracker implements the Piwik Tracking Web API. The PHP Tracking Client provides all features of the Javascript Tracker, such as Ecommerce Tracking, Custom Variable, Event tracking and more. Functions are named the same as the Javascript functions. See introduction docs at: {@link http://piwik.org/docs/tracking-api/} ### Example: using the PHP PiwikTracker class The following code snippet is an advanced example of how to track a Page View using the Tracking API PHP client. $t = new PiwikTracker( $idSite = 1, 'http://example.org/piwik/'); // Optional function calls $t->setUserAgent( "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB) Firefox/3.6.6"); $t->setBrowserLanguage('fr'); $t->setLocalTime( '12:34:06' ); $t->setResolution( 1024, 768 ); $t->setBrowserHasCookies(true); $t->setPlugins($flash = true, $java = true, $director = false); // set a Custom Variable called 'Gender' $t->setCustomVariable( 1, 'gender', 'male' ); // If you want to force the visitor IP, or force the server date time to a date in the past, // it is required to authenticate the Tracking request by calling setTokenAuth // You can pass the Super User token_auth or any user with 'admin' privilege on the website $idSite $t->setTokenAuth( $token_auth ); $t->setIp( "134.10.22.1" ); $t->setForceVisitDateTime( '2011-04-05 23:55:02' ); // if you wanted to force to record the page view or conversion to a specific User ID // $t->setUserId( "[email protected]" ); // Mandatory: set the URL being tracked $t->setUrl( $url = 'http://example.org/store/list-category-toys/' ); // Finally, track the page view with a Custom Page Title // In the standard JS API, the content of the