I don't know how many folks here use Shaun Inman's Mint (http://haveamint.com/), but it's a fine piece of software. It uses Javascript to feed HTTP headers to a PHP application that stores data in MySQL about the request and the user agent.
I've tried a couple of the methodologies for getting Mint recognized; the .htaccess method they recommend didn't seem to work, but what did work was editing my Theme's templates. That seems inelegant and rife with bad possibilities.
In the WordPress world, there's a plugin called WP-Mint (http://www.dvhome.co.uk/wp-mint/) that uses some WordPress hooks to insert the code without touching templates; being unfamiliar with the SMF mod architecture, I don't know if similar solutions are popular.
Any ideas/takers? I'm willing to answer any and all questions that I can about Mint as well as test code. :)
Hey, I have just upgraded to mint 2,
did you ever get mint working on your site properly? could you tell me how you did it?
Lainaus käyttäjältä: jamin100 - kesäkuu 11, 2007, 07:09:34 AP
Hey, I have just upgraded to mint 2,
did you ever get mint working on your site properly? could you tell me how you did it?
Unfortunately, no.
GFM
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I dont know if anyone else found a way, but i did.
in all your index.template.php
find inside where is says :
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=', $context['character_set'], '" />
<meta name="description" content="', $context['page_title'], '" />
<meta name="keywords" content="PHP, MySQL, bulletin, board, free, open, source, smf, simple, machines, forum" />
and add:
<script src="http://yourURLhere.com/mint/?js" type="text/javascript"></script>
OR
<script src="http://yourURLhere.com/directory.here/mint/?js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Where ever your mint directory is just add /?js at the end
i made a MOD pack but i dont know how to submit it and also if the directory is different is has to be changed