I’m using goals in Piwik to track usage of multiple pieces of software throughout our establishment with each piece of software treated as a unique site. The software being tracked have different inactivity timeout lengths (ranging from 30 seconds to 5 minutes).
So my question is can I set up a Piwik installation to have a different session timeout lengths for different sites?
Hmmmmm… that’s a shame - thanks for the reply anyway Matt. OK so I guess my next question is…
…is there a way to disable the timeout value and instead end a session through the application itself by sending a value to Piwik?
We want to use the session functionality to get a picture of the number of users (albeit a wooly one as users and sessions are not the same) - does anyone have any other ideas.
Oh and in case it impacts on anyones ideas the applications can be anything from a website to an air app to an open frameworks project.
if ($visitStandardLength <= 0) $visitStandardLength=Piwik_Tracker_Config::getInstance()->Tracker['visit_standard_length'];
$timeLookBack = date('Y-m-d H:i:s', $this->getCurrentTimestamp() - $visitStandardLength);
// This setting would be enabled for Intranet websites, to ensure that visitors using all the same computer config, same IP
// are not counted as 1 visitor. In this case, we want to enforce and trust the visitor ID from the cookie.
@@ -1230,9 +1238,12 @@
*/
protected function isLastActionInTheSameVisit()
{