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Make it easier to analyze overlay reports. #10447
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looks interesting! |
I'd like to bump this issue.. Is there anything I can do to speed this up? |
Feel free to create a pull request so someone can have a look at it and test it. In general: If you are interested in speeding things up and/or sponsoring a feature you may get in touch with our support in order to get a quote how much it would cost. See https://piwik.org/development/ |
Well, I don't have a piwik development setup with Git, so therefore I supplied the full replacement js file – it is just a drop in replacement for /plugins/Overlay/client/followingpages.js . Is it not possible for you to test that? (I have never sent in a pull request before, so to me it seems overly difficult for this kind of issue). |
As submitted by @phoob in #10447 (comment)
Thanks @phoob, your nice improvement was merged! |
Hello! Please see attached code – I have implemented this in my Piwik to make the Overlay reports more useful, but not sure if they meet Piwik coding standards...
(it is a replacement for /plugins/Overlay/client/followingpages.js)
followingpages.js.txt
What it does is basically adding some css to the number bubbles based on which links are the most clicked. The link that is clicked the most often gets opacity:1 and zoom:2, while the least clicked link gets opacity:0.5 and zoom:1. The position of the bubble is also adjusted according to the zoom factor.
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