How to track hits per user per month?
doulos12 - May 22, 2008 - 14:51
We have taken on some writers who will be writing reviews, blog posts, etc. for our site. We want to pay them commission based on the traffic their posts get.
While the User profile lists their posts under Tracker, it doesn't list the number of hits like the "Popular" view does.
So ideally, I want a view that shows how many hits, sorted/grouped by person, the nodes have gotten in a month's time. Is there a way to do that with Views or a module?
I'm bumping this one because
I'm bumping this one because I'd really like some help and am still figuring it out. Could someone help me out with criteria based off recent popular content? Specifically, is there a way to show a total per month and have the view do the math to calculate this total? Thanks.
Dale
http://techtalkforfamilies.com
Google Analytics
Would something like the Google Analytics module work for you?
Does analytics actually
Does analytics actually track where the hits are coming from though? I can't remember.
What I need is views per
What I need is views per author, but you may be onto something. I'll look into it.
Dale
http://techtalkforfamilies.com
I looked @ Google Analytics,
I looked @ Google Analytics, but that won't track the authors, only the visitors. Anyone know how to tally number of views by author?
Dale
http://techtalkforfamilies.com
Do either of these help answer your question?
http://drupal.org/project/referral
http://drupal.org/project/referral_links
OK, I came up with a
OK, I came up with a potential solution. The Userpoints API should fit the bill with the userpoints_pageviews module described in the tutorial, but I copied & pasted the module code and got the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SWITCH in /home/server/public_html/techtalkforfamilies/modules/userpoints_pageviews/userpoints_pageviews.module on line 3
I don't know php and am just kind of faking it, so how does the code need to be changed, or is that supposed to be appended to another file?
Thanks.
Dale
http://techtalkforfamilies.com