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Well, I got sick of the Online Visitors and Traffic info being wrong on my site. I don't know if I have google Analytics setup wrong or what. So I went back and revisted dashactivity v1.0.0, and updated it a little, now my stats are the way I expect them to be. Here it is if you wanna use it too. I set the version for 1.0.1 which was never used. The problem being that TB sees that and wants to update it, I just ignore that. 01513049146056dashactivity_v1.0.1.zip

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Ya I bit to get that setup correctly go here & create the API If the Oauth is not setup right your stats will be off. mine work perfectly. https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v4/quickstart/web-php

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v1.0.0 didn't use Google Analytics realtime API. It's basically the PS 1.6.x version of it... I just addded some comments and changed arrays() to [], like in TB.

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@slick_303 I've seen you sending changes to modules in zip files multiple times already. Why don't you consider sending the changes through github? It will make it very likely that they get commited to core.

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Tomorrow we are announcing a GitHub community repository, where we will have members of the community sign up to oversee it. They might make a good home there. We are hoping it will be a place for modules that the core does not actively maintain, but the community does and should be hooked into the store as well under a contributor called the community.

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My hope with all of these is that they would be in the core, as they are all core modules. Well, all but this one maybe, since the core went with Google Analytics realtime API.... I put thirty bees as the author on all of them...

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@slick_303 Then you should use github and send pull requests with your changes instead of posting them here as zip files. It's really easy, you just need to install git in your computer and create a github account.

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@slick_303 The github workflow is based on *Pull requests*, which basically means you fork (copy) the project you want to make changes to into your own project, commit the changes to a branch on your project, and then "request a pull" of your changes to the original project. This last step is done through a simple click on your project's github page. Learn more here: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/

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I'm not sure why statsbestmanufacturers was left out in the first place. So maybe im not on the right track at all....i dunno. Seems to work on my site though.

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I just activated a new forum for github and free module questions / issues. I am opening the community repo tonight in just a little bit. I am going to fork some interesting modules to it, that I think might have potential, but need to be made compatible / checked.

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I updated my version of this module. I changed the version to 6.0.0, so it doesnt try to update it all the time, plus I know TB will never go up to that version number. I also modified the sql calls to the newer way of doing it. https://github.com/SLiCK-303/dashactivity/releases

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