@robocoder
opened this Issue on July 29th 2009
@robocoder
If not already described elsewhere:
- config.ini.php - overriding a setting from global.ini.php; unix_socket
- bootstrap.php - setting PIWIK_INCLUDE_PATH, PIWIK_ENABLE_SESSION_START, PIWIK_DISPLAY_ERRORS
- crossdomain.xml
- .htaccess - http auth; session.auto_start
???
@robocoder
commented
on August 16th 2009
Attachment: Sample bootstrap.php file
bootstrap.php
@robocoder
commented
on August 12th 2009
See also: wiki:API/IncludePiwikInYourProject
@mattab
commented
on August 12th 2009
@mattab
Currently Error level report is hardcoded in the code and duplicated in different files. Instead, we should read the PHP level error reporting from the config file, eg.
[Debug]
; when set to 0, no error will be output in the Piwik interface. This is useful for users that do not want Piwik to show any error.
; By default, we choose to display all PHP Warnings, Notices and error messages because it helps us find and diagnose bugs
display_errors = 1
@robocoder
commented
on September 25th 2009
Done. [wiki:API/IncludePiwikInYourProject]
@mattab
commented
on September 25th 2009
good stuff thanks.
are there interesting use cases for these? eg. inclusion in zend framework?
This Issue was closed on September 25th 2009