OFN super-admin guide
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Overview
Deployment and system administration
OFN platform configuration
Producer and Product Properties
Managing Users
Groups
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Set up your user guide
Setting up your 'About' page on wordpress
Creating your instance logo
Integrations and business intelligence
Tracking data using Matomo
Installing Matomo on your wordpress
Creating a Matomo funnel to track a specific user journey on the platform
Create a segment to analyze behaviour in Admin
How to set up events for tracking user behaviour - Mapping Matomo and code
Australian Instance Management
Customer Support Resources
The Customer Support Role
Global Support Contacts
Access and Passwords
Using SuperAdmin
Common Investigations (FAQs)
Shared Resources
Updating the User Guide
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Installing Matomo on your wordpress
You can use the same tracking code for your platform site and your wordpress site. 1. Once you have Matomo set up, add the Matomo plug-in to your wordpress page: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-piwik/#description​
2. Then go to your wordpress admin page /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wp-piwik%2Fclasses%2FWP_Piwik.php (e.g.https://about.openfoodnetwork.org.au/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wp-piwik%2Fclasses%2FWP_Piwik.php )
3. Select Innocraft cloud hosted Matomo
4. Add openfoodnetwork as the Innocraft subdomain
5. Enter your auth token - To get your auth token, log in to Matomo, click at the preferences gear icon (top right) and click at “API” (left sidebar menu, near the bottom). You can get a more detailed description here: https://matomo.org/blog/2015/05/wordpress-integration-wp-piwik-1-0/
6. Uncheck the box that says Auto config
7. Select which site you're tracking (e.g. OFN Australia)
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