Well it’s been a little while since I’ve blogged anything about Elgg, hasn’t it?
So, here’s a quick plugin that enables you to switch on a simple per-user link tracking for selected divs within your site.
I wrote this as I needed to quickly track links within certain sections of a site (rather than everywhere, where something like Piwik would have been more appropriate).
Hopefully it’s useful to you!
Previously, I wrote about an experimental plugin for the IPFS.
Now, I’ve extended this tool with experimental support for serving image proxied content (user icons, unfurled images, etc) via an IPFS CDN, rather than from your local server.
For this to work, your IPFS server needs to be publicly available.
It goes without saying that you need to be running the latest versions of Known for this to work!
Give it a try!
Just a quick one.
Because it’s CurrentYear, I’ve updated the Known vagrant build to support PHP 7.3.
The default branch is now PHP 7.2, and there’s now a separate branch for PHP 7.3 support.
Have fun!
