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Use of the internal API in a different domain on the same Server #483

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Jako opened this issue Dec 28, 2008 · 9 comments
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Use of the internal API in a different domain on the same Server #483

Jako opened this issue Dec 28, 2008 · 9 comments
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@Jako
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Jako commented Dec 28, 2008

I’ve got a warning message if I use the API from a different domain on the same server.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/myDomain/plugins/LanguagesManager/API.php on line 34

The Piwik installation is located on ‘/users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/myDomain’ on the server and I call the Piwik API from a different domain (roor: ‘/users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/mySecondDomain’) on the same server with the Internal PHP calling example in the wiki.

After the warning messages the result of the API is displayed correctly.

I think the line 32 in /plugins/LanguagesManager/API.php

```
$languages = glob( “lang/*”);
```

points to a wrong folder if the API-call is not executed in the piwik Folder.
Keywords: api,warning,internal
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Jako commented Dec 31, 2008

Seems not to work.

```
$olddir: ‘/users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/MyDomain’
$SERVER[’SCRIPTFILENAME’]: ‘/users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/myDomain/testing.php’
```

In testing.php piwik is executed by including (see the example in the wiki):

```
define(‘PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH’, ‘/users/XXXXXXX/data/websites/MyPiwikDomain’);
define(‘ENABLE_DISPATCH’, false);
require_once PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH . “/index.php”;
require_once PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH . “/core/API/Request.php”;
```

@Jako
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Jako commented Dec 31, 2008

Maybe something like this:

```
$olddir = getcwd();
if (defined (‘PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH’))
chdir(PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH);
$languages = glob( “lang/*”);
chdir( $olddir );
```

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Here’s a simpler patch.

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Attachment:
[483.patch](http://issues.piwik.org/attachments/483/483.patch)

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mattab commented Jan 14, 2009

vipsoft and Jako, did you test the patch with the use case? Please confirm before commit. Thanks

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I didn’t hear back from Jako, but I tested the patch (in the attachment).

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Attachment: Modified example from wiki.
[testing.php](http://issues.piwik.org/attachments/483/testing.php)

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mattab commented Jan 14, 2009

thanks for patch Anthon. Fixed in 877(just slight style changes)

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Jako commented Jan 14, 2009

Sorry for answering late. The patch works for me. Thanks!

@Jako Jako added this to the RobotRock milestone Jul 8, 2014
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