Hi, I installed the statistics module and enabled the it to show up on the user access. Now all my pages have the "READS" on them. I tried to remove it by disabling it from the user access, it works for anon and authenticated users, but its still showing up when im an Admin. How can this get removed through the settings? -Thanks

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vm’s picture

goto administer -> access log settings

set Count content views: to disabled.

That is if you are using Drupal 5.1.

patoshi’s picture

hi,

yea i did that, but it still shows up on the admin side. how can i remove it when im logged in as admin?

patoshi’s picture

anyone?

nimazuk’s picture

I found the solution,
for removing the N READS, first set "Count content views: to disabled" (admin/logs/settings),
then go to phpMyAdmin and EMPTY the table "node_counter".

N.Mehrabany
Baruzh web design & programming

Nima

David Vespoli’s picture

Yes. That did the trick!

rudeboyintrouble’s picture

and still good info.

Thank you!

klidifia’s picture

thx, gotta clear the table, which doesn't seem right, but yea!

philmck’s picture

Alternatively, uncheck "view post access counter" in User Management/Permissions

dmf7’s picture

I created a view to display daily page views and total page views for each ubercart product.

HOwever, drupal is still displaying "reads" on each page..

How do i remove the standard drupal reads and just have it count in my view..

If I disable the statistics counter, it doesn't count in my view, but if I enable it, it counts in my view but also dispalys the standard page reads on "every" page.

Any ideas? just to remove the "4 reads" text on each node..

vm’s picture

you can likely theme it out. theme_menu_links or some such. Checking api.drupal.org and how the links in said area are built will likely be fruitful.

loopduplicate’s picture

Check out this comment to see how to hide the statistics counter from all users, even user #1. You can use hook_link_alter in a custom module.
http://drupal.org/node/61405#comment-5797810