Make use of b1settings.php optional

You can now set settings with or without b1settings.php.

Author: beranek1

README.md

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ There are atleast 4 reasons:
 * **it's free**
 
 ## Usage
-Place b1webanalytics.php and b1settings.php in the same directory as your own php scripts.
+Place b1webanalytics.php and b1settings.php in the same directory as your own php scripts, and modify the mysql parameters (user, password, database, host) in b1settings.php. (Recommended, makes updates easier)
+OR
+Place only b1webanalytics in the same directory as your own php scripts and modify the mysql parameters (user, password, database, host) in b1webanalytics.php.
 
-Before using the scripts you need to modify the mysql parameters (user, password, database, host) in b1settings.php else nothing will work:
-
-b1settings.php
+b1settings.php / b1webanalytics.php
 ```php
 $b1_analytics_db = new b1_db_manager("user", "password", "database", "localhost");
 ```
@@ -30,4 +30,4 @@ After collecting enough data you will see a simple report when opening b1statist
 * a MySQL Server
 * (a webserver of course)
 
-### PLEASE NOTE: b1 web analytics is still in development. We rely on your feedback!
+### PLEASE NOTE: b1 web analytics is still in development. We rely on your feedback!

b1webanalytics.php

@@ -9,7 +9,14 @@
 #-----------------------------------------
 */
 
-include "b1settings.php";
+/*
+# Settings
+*/
+
+// Set backup settings when including of b1settings.php fails
+if((include "b1settings.php") == FALSE) {
+    $b1_analytics_db = new b1_db_manager("user", "password", "database", "localhost");
+}
 
 /*
 # Source