Hi! Thanks!
No, I see the screenshot from the developer of this plugin, this led me to investigate about Piwik.
I try to use the plugin but wanted to show more widget options ( he explain how buy i can´t get it work

), so i try myself from the Piwik widgets. The idea es the same, the only difference is that the places the data to authorize the user from code ( this is good ) and i alllow anonymous to see (only see) the stats, so it shows in modx ( this is not so good )

Anyway, the stats are only available from the manager, and you can set up Piwik in any folder so site users can´t see it.
Mathias, of course i will tell you step by step the whole process.
This is the Piwik website
http://piwik.org/, read the instructions, you have a demo, a video in how to install Piwik on your server.
After the software is installed, you configure the the website to track, and paste the code to the pages ( link google analytics ) you have all working on. Next go to widgets and will see all available options to show, and each one have a embed code to copy and paste.
Next from the Modx dashboard creat3 a new widget, name it, and paste the code there. Add it to you dashboard.
You have to give anonymous user access to see the stats, do it from the Piwik configuration.
Or you have the plugin developed by Christian Seel:
http://chsmedien.com/blog/2013/02/piwik-dashboard-widget-for-modx
Quote from: AMDbuilder at Mar 27, 2014, 11:28 PMSharp! It looks like you are building off http://modx.com/extras/package/piwikvisitssummary correct?
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