Funnel flux on Liquidweb VPS ? (15)

Hi ,
i searched in the forum about full Funnel flux installing EXPLAINING Guide to follow and i did not found ,
anybody can give us a guide for that please , i was using Voluum and now i want to try Funnel Flux !!!

i bought a domain extra to put on it the Funnel Flux , but the rest i don't know !

So Please any Guide for that ?
thanks

@seosar - are you familiar with Linux system administration?

If not, it may be better to buy a Vultr server rather than Liquidweb, as there are step-by-step guides for installing FunnelFlux on that.

Why did you move to FF just out of curiosity?

There are these 2 guides:

* Step by step tutorial for installing it on a Vultr server: http://www.funnelflux.com/vultr-setup/
* Video guide for installing it on Linode: http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...eo-Walkthrough

Originally Posted by caurmen

@seosar - are you familiar with Linux system administration?

If not, it may be better to buy a Vultr server rather than Liquidweb, as there are step-by-step guides for installing FunnelFlux on that.

I went with Linode - it's not super complicated

@seosar - the guide that vitavee links above includes recommendations on server choice at Vultr.

i followed the above document and it works without problem
thanks

Now i need Guide how to track and add prelander or traffic source or affiliate?
can somebody send a Guide for that or a Video Please ?
thanks

Hey Vita, do you have any php code to dump reports through the api; based on date, url fields etc?

The hardest part for this is to come up with the API query, but it's done for you in the drilldown tree.

Select the groupings you want, then when you click refresh check the browser's console, it will show you the full API's URL to get access to this report.
If you open that URL in another tab, you will see the JSON response for that specific report.

In PHP, you can then use CURL for calling this URL.

For specific code, you could just do something as simple as this:

$url = 'your-api-query-url';
$response = file_get_contents($url);

Then do whatever you need with the response.

Hey Vita, say for example I have a form where I use it to search for a hit then this hitid is queried in the api url to return data about it. I noticed a "rowsData" in the array. How would I display that in html using php if I needed a specific row from "rowsData" such as row 2? Tried to echo something like this but didn't work.

$apiURL = file_get_contents('http://fluxinstall.tld/api');
$apiResult = json_decode($apiURL, true);
$domain = $apiResult['response']['rowsData']['2'];

Glad you figured it out already.

There's this json viewer that can help you with this kind of tasks: http://jsonviewer.stack.hu/

Just input the json response you get from the API into their text field, then click the "viewer" tab and you'll be able to browse it as a tree and see the indexes.

Yeah I was stumped at the simple mistake lol. A var_dump or print_r of the json_decode will show you what you need.