I just installed Matomo and the plugin. The tracking works like it should - this is my config.php:
'sylvainjule.matomo.url' => 'https://meinewebsite.com',
'sylvainjule.matomo.id' => '1',
'sylvainjule.matomo.token' => 'mein ein zu eins copy und pasted token',
'sylvainjule.matomo.disableCookies' => true,
'sylvainjule.matomo.debug' => false,
So: tracking works, I see traffic in the live view in Matomo. Now I want to install the default blueprint of the plugin according to the readme in the Panel. And then something strange happens:
Can’t help with this, but please keep in mind that the forum language is English (and people who are using the plugin and might help might not understand German).
It is quite funny. I only have two reloads of my panel before my super webhoster false-blocks my IP due to the high number of redirects) of all access and well, the are out of office at 8pm…
@texnixe one question though: with your Eagle-like eyes, do you see anything which could cause mischief in the routes of the plugin? With this strange forwarding effect, my first tipp would be routes.
But I only have 1 try left and I need to continue other work on the project lol
As I wrote, I cannot test this plugin now. But from the error message, I would assume that you are logged out of the Panel for some reason and that this causes the request to the api route to be unauthenticated.
The Matomo plugin only provides a visual analysis in the panel and does not record any visitor data. It is still necessary to install Matomo separately on the web server. You can therefore also access your analysis without the Kirby plugin by logging in directly to the Matomo dashboard. You can also call up much more comprehensive visitor evaluations there than are displayed with the plugin.
For many users it’s actually important to find everything in one place, in this case the Kirby Panel. If I have to explain different URLs with different logins to them…