Need a Pointer & Advice: Social Site Data Analytics
By Kevin on Tuesday, 02 December 2014
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I'm sketching plans to capture select user engagement & related events along with their associated user profile variables to understand user activity on the site, etc using Mixpanel.

My guess is the best approach vis-a-vis ES related activity would be to clone one of the out-of-the-box ES apps, look for the various trigger handlers and place integration hooks there. Is that right? Where's the best place to look to find a list of all possible triggers / event handlers in ES?
Hello Eileen,

This would be a really tricky situation. I can't really give you an exact answer as it all boils down to what "actions" you are trying to track.
Mark
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Wednesday, 03 December 2014 11:03
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Hello, i am interseted too in this !
any news ?
HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 16:52
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As there wasn't much interest in this, we have not pursuit this.
Mark
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Friday, 09 August 2019 17:20
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Hi Mark, did you ever tested Mixpanel to track users actions/stats on SI extensions ?
Or maybe with another joomla extension ?
HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 17:50
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Nope, we have never track user actions and we will never track as we believe that it is never ideal to breach our user's trust.
Mark
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Friday, 09 August 2019 18:10
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Track is not that bad
Maybe i miss explianed.

When i mean track i would say see how many people registrer, then how of them are active (post a discussion, like a content, connect, etc.), track registration steps, ..

the goal is to enhance UX and add services they need.

Do you find this bad ?
HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 18:28
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If they were anonymous, perhaps it would be fine but I guess this is where / why GDPR kicks in. All of these are breaching user's privacy.

Imagine if you are using Google Chrome and signed into your account with Google. Because you need to agree to the terms to be able to use Google Chrome, they have every right to track and understand your behavior. Although there is nothing illegal to this because you accepted the terms but it's really not a fair business practice.
Mark
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Friday, 09 August 2019 22:17
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We are not looking to track people for what they are, what they do on websites,

Sorry for this question guys, you dont use tsimilar analysis for selling your products !!? funnels ? acquisition ? conversion ?

Take a look here :

HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 22:29
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What about chatbots too !? check this too :



Guys i am disapointed
HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 22:32
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We don't track what specific users are doing on our website. They are all anonymous data

Anyway, this is just our stand but I would strongly suggest you post your requests on the feature requests area.
Mark
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Friday, 09 August 2019 22:52
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Of course data stay anonymous to respect people privacy.

Thanks, we'll looks how to get this done.
HMED
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Friday, 09 August 2019 23:03
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No problem
Mark
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Friday, 09 August 2019 23:27
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