[Evergreen-web-team] EG Site Map stuff

[Jim Craner]

Hi Anoop,

Thanks for the back story - I definitely didn't go back that far in the archives when I was looking! :)

I've added the Piwik link to the Web Team analytics page on the wiki.  I've also got a spreadsheet version of the stats 
which I'll try to turn into a sitemap this weekend.

Thanks again!
Jim




>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: Anoop Atre <aatre at esilibrary.com>
>  To: Jim Craner <jim at galecia.com>, Evergreen Community Web Team Email List <evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-
ils.org>
>  Subject: Re: [Evergreen-web-team] EG Site Map stuff
>  Sent: 08 Feb '13 10:20
>  
>  Hi Jim
>  This has come up previously and the web team has been aware of the Piwik
>  setup for about a year if not longer. I think you were part of the group
>  back then and it was just forgotten in the mists of time:
>  http://georgialibraries.markmail.org/message/y5zc4zaqj5h3p2mf
>  
>  It's also been documented on the web administration information page:
>  http://evergreen-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=website_administration
>  
>  Cheers
>  
>  On 02/07/2013 08:23 PM, Jim Craner wrote:
>  > Hi everyone,
>  >
>  > It looks like the idea of creating a list of content on the existing EG site for content migration has been batted 
around
>  > several times, and I know a few of you have worked on attempts to put this together, such as referencing the git 
repo
>  > holding the web files.
>  >
>  > I tried a few different command line spiders and scrapers today without much success, and I am not so hot with 
regex'ing
>  > so I explored a couple of alternatives, mainly: let's just look at the website analytics and see what is actually being 
visited
>  > by
>  > users.
>  >
>  > The first time this convo came up, it looks like we noted that the EG server had webalizer installed, but the last 
report
>  > generated was from 2011 (http://evergreen-ils.org/webalizer/).
>  >
>  > I poked around a bit and it appears that since then, somebody installed another open source analytics app called 
Piwik
>  > (home page here: http://piwik.org/) which I had never even heard of before today but already think is AWESOME.
>  >
>  > (I later googled "evergreen ILS" + "piwik" and hilariously found this gem from a developer on the EG IRC logs: "We
>  > should have webteam check out http://evergreen-ils.org/piwik to see what pages on the current site..." :-)
>  >
>  > Anyway, first go to: http://evergreen-ils.org/piwik
>  >
>  > Click on Actions > Pages to get a list of pages sorted by popularity...  Note that you can expand the Dokuwiki entry 
at
>  > the top so that you can drill down and see what the popular wiki pages are!  At the very bottom of each table is a 
little
>  > option to access that table in export format (several).  I've attached a real quickie example of what we could use 
going
>  > forward as a base (but I'd likely want to spend a few minutes doing some better searching/filtering in the interface 
before
>  > creating an actual useful sitemap for us).
>  >
>  > More to follow...
>  > Thanks!
>  > Jim
>  >
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