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I'd like to allow the Drupal user to save it's own token_auth in his Drupal user settings. If the User take a look on the reports all the reports need...

Also an issue on API calls. Keep in mind that the Drupal Piwik Reports module attaches the token_auth to the JSON URLs to get JSON data that will be processed...

See here how this works (I'm grabbing the URL with token_auth from a plain text value in source code): http://cvs.drupal.org/viewvc.py/drupal/contributions/modules/piwik/modules/piwik_reports/piwik_reports.js?revision=1.1.2.9&view=markup&pathrev=DRUPAL-6--1

i didnt find this old ticket via search accidently opened a new one under #1126 anyway - i described pretty much the same problem it would be awesome if i'd...

I definitely love to have this feature. I am building a web app that using piwik to show the statistics widgets to the users. Let me know if I can...

It would be better to maintain several balances, one per currency. Currency conversion doesn't happen in realtime, it happens when funds are transferred from one account to another.

What if i lose my phone or somebody steal it. This should really be optional. Otherwise i can't use this app. At the moment i just use the Android Browser...

still having the problem with latest app (following http://piwik.org/faq/mobile-app/#faq_16336). btw: my password contains non alpha numeric chars like `!` and `"`, so maybe this is a problem for the app?

Replying to [coolphoenix](comment:2): > still having the problem with latest app (following http://piwik.org/faq/mobile-app/#faq_16336). > > btw: my password contains non alpha numeric chars like `!` and `"`, so maybe this...

yeah, thanks, that did the trick. So the app should simply allow to enter a separate user:pw combination for http auth and encode the inputs properly. maybe simply omit it...