Google Analytics password stored as plaintext about silverstripe-dashboard

[dospuntocero]

actually the password is not stored in the database anymore, now its stored in your _config.php file, so you dont have to worry about it anymore.

[MattyBalaam]

Ah, OK. I'll just delete it from the current database.

[dospuntocero]

;)

[MattyBalaam]

Hi,

How would I go about doing this? I can't find any instructions on how this works, and adding in the information on the dashboard saves it into mySQL.

[dospuntocero]

use this:

DashboardGoogleAnalyticsPanel::set_account("youremail", "youpassword","latest numbers on the url for the analytics account after the p");

example:

https://www.google.com/analytics/web/?hl=es&pli=1#report/visitors-overview/a33270990w62017813p63563530/

francisco arenas
dospuntocero.cl
fb.me/dospuntocero.cl

El miércoles, 31 de octubre de 2012 a las 13:02, MattyBalaam escribió:

Hi,
How would I go about doing this? I can't find any instructions on how this works, and adding in the information on the dashboard saves it into mySQL.

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[unclecheese]

Make sure you're on the latest version. The panel will present you with instructions on how to configure it when you create it.

aaron_carlino: {
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On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 12:02 PM, MattyBalaam wrote:

Hi,
How would I go about doing this? I can't find any instructions on how this works, and adding in the information on the dashboard saves it into mySQL.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub (#14 (comment)).

[MattyBalaam]

Sorry, I think I must have some git noob issues, I've been updating by using git remote update, but perhaps that's the wrong thing to use.

[dospuntocero]

actually git remote its the worst thing ever. so is not your fault.

El miércoles, 31 de octubre de 2012 a las 13:08, MattyBalaam escribió:

Sorry, I think I must have some git noob issues, I've been updating by using git remote update, but perhaps that's the wrong thing to use.

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[MattyBalaam]

Possibly more of a php thing, but I struggled for a while logging in to my analytics as it kept saying I had the wrong information.

I think the issue was that my password had a $ character in it, how would I have fixed this without changing my password?

[unclecheese]

If you have a $ in your password you can either use single quotes to pass the literal, or use a backslash before it when using double quotes.

aaron_carlino: {
webdeveloper,
www.leftandmain.com
}

On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 12:53 PM, MattyBalaam wrote:

Possibly more of a php thing, but I struggled for a while logging in to my analytics as it kept saying I had the wrong information.
I think the issue was that my password had a $ character in it, how would I have fixed this without changing my password?

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[MattyBalaam]

Thanks, I thought I'd tried that. And no, my password wasn't Pa$$word ;D

[DirektLvRepo]

Hi all, how i can add Google Analytics panel?!
Please step by step )

Thx

P.S. silverstripe-dashboard i have install and can see dashboard start page, but can't add Google Analytics ;/

[unclecheese]

Use the ::set_account() function shown by dospuntocero above.

[DirektLvRepo]

DashboardGoogleAnalyticsPanel::set_account("youremail", "youpassword","latest numbers on the url for the analytics account after the p");

This in my "_config.php" ?

[unclecheese]

Yup