Update on CakePHP Google Analytics API/Model
Posted by Felix Geisendörfer, on May 30, 2006 - in PHP & CakePHP » DataSources, Models & Behaviors
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I just recieved an e-mail from the Google Analytics support which basically says that my e-mail has been forwarded to the engineering people @ Google. But read for yourself:
Hello Felix,
Thank you for your email. I understand that you are interested in knowing
specifics of using custom built APIs with Google Analytics. I have
forwarded your email to our engineering and I am waiting to hear from
them. I will let you know their stand once I have some information.For additional questions regarding e-commerce, goals, filters, tracking
and setup questions, please visit the Analytics Help Center at
http://www.google.com/support/analytics. If you're unable to find an
answer to your question on our site, please feel free to reply to this
email.Sincerely,
Gauri
Analytics Support*************************
Share your knowledge and learn from others at the Google Analytics Help
forum: http://www.google.com/analytics/analyticshelp
That is not a huge step, but having an actual person answering a support question at Google makes it look promising. And since it doesn't seem like there is some "no-custom-apis-allowed" rule at Google I think it'll be fine to post a link to an online demo where you can see some Analytics Statistics from thinkingphp.org:
Online Demo: http://www.fg-webdesign.de/google-analytics/analytics/profiles
(I've posted this link on #cakephp before so some of you might reagonize the page)
So let's hope I'll get a green light the next couple days so I can release the source code to the public (under MIT license, of course).