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By l8a on
Hello.
Is there no way to display 'public stats' like other cms do?
For example,
'max users online ever' - how many and when?
how many users was here today?
.. this week?
.. etc.
how many nodes do we have
how many comments
etc pp.
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investigate the Xstatistics.module & The hof.module (hall of fame) in the downloads area.
http://drupal.org/project/xstatistics
http://drupal.org/project/hof
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Interesting requirement, do
Interesting requirement, do let us know how you achive the same.
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XStatistics is a little bit
XStatistics is a little bit suspect to me, because in their screenshots there are more "visited nodes" than "total page views" per day - that can`t be since a 'node view' contain a page view.
(corect me if I get that wrong, I tryed to contact the owner of the module but there was no answer till now)
Hof have some features I´m looking for, but missing some (e.g. thinks like "page record is by 80users online and was on xx.xx.xxxx")
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The only other option would be to write your own module
not sure if the views.module would help in this type of situation.
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Seems like. But lets wait
Seems like. But lets wait some more days, maybe some other user has some good news to this.
Another think, is there a module that gives you somethink like a sitemap, where u see which is on what page?
Somethink like a block, e.g. if you have 3 guests online - the block should show this 3 user names (in this cases the ips), the page they are, and mayb a timestamp. Is somethink like this around?
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There is a core Who's online block, though this doesn't have all the features you are asking about. It simply shows the usernames of those online and the # of guests.
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Yeah. I `m running that core
Yeah. I `m running that core block. But I have no idea of how to get the actual page the user is looking on, do you have any hint toward this?
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no i don't. I've never tried to accomplish that. It may be a bit difficult to pull off and here's why:
Notice the who's online block for example, when closes a page without using the logout link, that user shows as online until the session is killed off.
That being said, I'd assume you have to trap the information you want using sessions and I've never messed with sessions.
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That is true, but you can
That is true, but you can set it to a short time, 5 minutes (or even 30 seconds is an option).
I don`t get the reason for using a session here.
I think this information, which page the user is looking for, is already existing within drupal as long as you make use of the statistics module. So we just have to get this information and add it to the user online block.
Am I wrong in some point?
I`ll have a closer look into the api / the stats module if I have some time, shouldn`t be that hard.
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