First, you have to set up a running Piwik instance. You can get Piwik here and its documentation here.
If you want to update your Piwik instance, you should set your WordPress blog to maintenance while the update process is running.
Install WP-Piwik on a simple WordPress blog
Upload the full wp-piwik directory into your wp-content/plugins directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
Open the new ‘Settings/WP-Piwik Settings’ menu and follow the instructions to configure your Piwik connection. Save settings.
If you have view access to multiple site stats and did not enable “auto config”, choose your blog and save settings again.
Look at ‘Dashboard/WP-Piwik’ to see your site stats.
Install WP-Piwik on a WordPress blog network (WPMU/WP multisite)
There are two differents methods to use WP-Piwik in a multisite environment: * As a Site Specific Plugin it behaves like a plugin installed on a simple WordPress blog. Each user can enable, configure and use WP-Piwik on his own. Users can even use their own Piwik instances (and accordingly they have to). * Using WP-Piwik as a Network Plugin equates to a central approach. A single Piwik instance is used and the site admin configures the plugin completely. Users are just allowed to see their own statistics, site admins can see each blog’s stats.
Site Specific Plugin
Just add WP-Piwik to your /wp-content/plugins folder and enable the Plugins page for individual site administrators. Each user has to enable and configure WP-Piwik on his own if he want to use the plugin.
Network Plugin
The Network Plugin support is still experimental. Please test it on your own (e.g. using a local copy of your WP multisite) before you use it in an user context.
Add WP-Piwik to your /wp-content/plugins folder and enable it as Network Plugin. Users can access their own statistics, site admins can access each blog’s statistics and the plugin’s configuration.
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Plugin Not Working?
If any errors or problems with the plug-in then write comments.
