Installation Instructions

1. Unzip the plugin into your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. If you're uploading it make sure to upload the entire directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins > Installed' menu from the WordPress dashboard.
3. Configure the plugin (Settings > Analytics360) by associating your MailChimp and Google Analytics accounts (your credentials are not stored).
4. Browse to the Analytics360 dashboard (Dasboard > Analytics360)

FAQ

How often is the Google Analytics data updated?

Google publishes Analytics data once a day around 8PM GMT.

Do I have to have a MailChimp account to use this plugin?

No, you can use the Analytics360 plugin without a MailChimp account, but users of MailChimp will see data about traffic sent to their blog via email campaigns aggregated with other stats. Use MailChimp for free if your list has less than 100 subscribers, or upgrade to send to more. Learn more at MailChimp.com.

What's MailChimp?

MailChimp is an easy to use tool for designing, sending, and tracking email campaigns. Learn more at MailChimp.com

How do I add a MailChimp mailing list signup form to my WordPress blog?

Use the MailChimp WordPress plugin.

Does the plugin have any minimum requirements?

Yes, the Analytics360 plugin requires PHP 5. If you attempt to activate the plugin and PHP 5 is not available you will be presented with an error.

Why does Google Authentication fail, with Google telling me that my site is not registered?

This is a known issue with Google Data API authentication, affecting some domains. This Google Groups thread may have the latest information regarding the problem (note: it is not limited to international TLDs).

How do I report a bug or feature request?

Please drop us a line if you find a bug or would like to see a new feature added at: http://groups.google.com/group/analytics360-discussion. You can also contact the WordPress HelpCenter for immediate support requests.

Who created this plugin?

Analytics360 was conceptualized and designed by the folks at MailChimp, and developed by Crowd Favorite.

Changelog

1.2.3

• Set minimum height of sparkline charts to 30px to match new minimum height requirement in chart API

1.2.2

• Patched conditional inclusion of HTTP class (3.0 compatibility)
• Added nonce's to authentication commands (security)

1.2.1

• Security patches, highly recommended upgrade ASAP

1.2

• Updated to latest MailChimp API class to handle new datacenter us2 (only affects new MC accounts)
• Updated setup warnings on Plugins > Installed page
• Fixed JS bug on dashboard page (only when plugin not fully configured)

1.1

• Traffic Chart visualization fixes (eg: Y-axis scale begins at 0)
• Inclusion of wp-includes/rss.php switched to include_once
• Switched plugin links to use site_url
• Replaced usage of curl with HTTP API request class
• Verbose error messages on settings page added to help troubleshooting
• Minimized some JavaScript for smaller download footprints
• Switched to use "stable" Google apis, rather than development
• Fixed issue where some UI elements could be hidden in Internet Explorer using 2.8

1.0

• First public release.