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Introduction¶

What does it do?¶

Sometimes, a client wants to see the statistics of his website, but is not able to view them by himself (caused by many different factors).

This extension tries to solve this problem and provides the possibility to create a pdf-file with all statistics, which are also provided by the backend module of the ke_stats extension.
For some clients grafics are more important than tables, so this extension is able to create some more grafics, especially for pageviews and visits by different times.

The pdf-file may be created automatically by an cronjob or manually within the backend-module and send to your clients by mail.
The tables and graphics to be rendered are configurable by checkboxes.

Contribute¶

The extension moved from TYPO3 Forge to GitHub: https://github.com/jonathanheilmann/ext-jh_kestats_export. Feel free to contribute.

Thanks to/Copyright¶

The extension uses dompdf (http://dompdf.github.io/) to render the pdf-file (LGP-License)
and JpGraph (http://jpgraph.net/) under a dual license. QPL 1.0 (Qt Free License) for non-commercial, open-source or educational use and JpGraph Professional License for commercial use.
Thanks to both developers for this great libraries!

Screenshots¶

Backend module to create a new PDF

Setting up the scheduler

Backend module to create a new PDF

Index of the PDF

The browser statistics as pie-graph