[Evergreen-web-team] EG Site Map stuff

[Steve Wills]

 Slightly off topic, but related to migration. 

I created a branch of the .git website repo that allows each page to be referenced with a GET parameter that strips a given web page of it's header, sidebars and footer. This renders the resulting page theequivalent of a node->body element. When it comes time to pull this stuff in, we could snag it all in a cURL loop.

Just FYI. I submited a sample patch to Dev a while back but then got busy again and didn't push it.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Craner [mailto:jim at galecia.com]
Sent: Friday, February 8, 2013 11:44 AM
To: 'Evergreen Community Web Team Email List'
Subject: Re: [Evergreen-web-team] EG Site Map stuff

Hi Ben,Great tips, thanks!-jc> -------Original Message-------> From: Ben Shum > To: evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.org> Subject: Re: [Evergreen-web-team] EG Site Map stuff> Sent: 08 Feb '13 11:30> > Hi Jim,> > I just wanted to mention that in reviewing the spreadsheet stats you> included in the first email, I'd just want to make sure that we reviewed> more than just a single day's collection of stats and also that we> consider the potential reasons why pages are used the way they are. The> top hit in the spreadsheet included is for the opac_help page, and if> you click on the UI for "Open transitions" on that page, you can see> that most of the entry points are coming from external library catalogs> (specifically NC-Cardinal's in many cases). So it might help to know> how people reach our site in addition to the fact that some pages are> more popular than others.> > Another link next to the "Open Transitions" is the "Open Page Overlay"> which is much more interesting to me. An example of that:> http://evergreen-ils.org/piwik/index.php?module=Overlay&period=month&date=today&idSite=1#l=http$3A$2F$2Fevergreen-ils.org$2F> > The page overlay seems to show a visual breakdown of how often clicks> were made to various parts of the current website. I think between> looking at top pages (and the entry/exit pages related to them) and also> looking at the common points of interest on the visualized website, we> can also get a good idea of how people use the site and form some> directed actions based on past usage.> > -- Ben> > On 02/08/2013 11:06 AM, Jim Craner wrote:> > 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 > >> To: Jim Craner , Evergreen Community Web Team Email List  > 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> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > _______________________________________________> >> > Evergreen-web-team mailing list> >> > Evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.org> >> > http://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-web-team> >> >> >> > >> --> >> Anoop Atre> >> | Systems Administrator> >> | Equinox Software Inc. / The Open Source Experts> >> | 1-877-OPEN-ILS (673-6457)> >> | aatre at esilibrary.com> >> _______________________________________________> >> Evergreen-web-team mailing list> >> Evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.org> >> http://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-web-team> >> > > _______________________________________________> > Evergreen-web-team mailing list> > Evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.org> > http://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-web-team> >> > --> Benjamin Shum> Open Source Software Coordinator> Bibliomation, Inc.> 32 Crest Road> Middlebury, CT 06762> 203-577-4070, ext. 113> > _______________________________________________> Evergreen-web-team mailing list> Evergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.org> http://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-web-team> _______________________________________________Evergreen-web-team mailing listEvergreen-web-team at list.evergreen-ils.orghttp://list.evergreen-ils.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/evergreen-web-team
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