Drupal 7 port?

Nothing done for now. Waiting for a window of free time to start this kind of effort (migrating modules to Drupal 7).

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Any movement on this likely anytime soon? Thx.

Any movement on this? I'm thinking about writing my own basic module to handle node stats but this project would be much more ideal.

Hello rsevero,

This module looks like exactly what I need, but like the rest of the folk here I need a D7 version. Since you've been "Waiting for a window of free time to start..." this (which I fully understand), I have started D7 conversion of this module myself. Are you still interested in maintaining this project (in which case I can just throw my version over the wall when ready), or would you like me to take over this module?

drupalshrek

If anyone is interested....after waiting for what seemed liked years for this port.... I gave up on this.

You get everything and more by opting for Google Analytics API + GA Reports. Takes a little more work to set up - but worth the effort. I've added the Chart API to the mix for stats over time etc....

Hi Tsubo,

I'm very interested! Even though I've nearly finished a port of this module to D7. Please describe in more detail exactly how you have used GA API and what stats it gives you.

(I'm not surprised you gave up on the port, it's over 2 years since the November 24, 2010 post saying "Waiting for a window of free time to start...").

If you wouldn't mind, can you posted the work you've done with GA reports? I've been waiting on this for a while too.

Also, if you have any luck with D7 port or if you need help completing it, let us know.

Re #17 - The Google Analytics module out-of-the-box does little more than look after the basic tracking code, however, it does have a nifty feature to allow you to exclude tracking on per role basis (which is the major downfall of core stats), and of course GA itself has some very complex logic for determining what's a unique page view...what's a visit, how long the user stayed, and so on..... and once you have the tracking code in place - you essentially have all the power of GA at your disposal.

With a little more config the core GA module also allows you to supplement basic IP address tracking of visitors using Google Analytics Custom Variables - which can be given scope (page,session,visitor)., and can also use 'tokens' - assuming you have Token module installed.

If you not aware of what GA Custom Variables are then take a look at:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/gaTrac...

The example use cases in particular.

This is all well and good - but most folks want the data inside of Drupal (or at least available to Drupal) and potentially your end users...... So the next step is get the GA Reports up and running - which is where things get really interesting, as once you have data over at GA to poll, the API essentially allows you query the Google Analytics Data in whatever way you see fit, and then use Google Chart API (or your charting tool of choice) to build graphical representations of that data. The module comes with some examples which are fairly useful and can easily be modified.

We currently use it for 'path' based reports that give our users stats on profile and video content hits, visits, referrers and search terms - over time (last week, month, all-time etc), and we're currently working implementation of 'event' stats for video so we can accurately track actual video 'plays' - as opposed to page visits, and how long people watched for, etc etc...

I've never actually used the D6 version of stats pro... so not sure exactly how much it does.... but my guess is that it would be hard pushed to beat.

That said - the GA approach requires a suite of modules to get up and running, and it might be a little overkill for some who just want accurate page stats (really it should be in core)... so I'm still in full support of seeing Stats Pro make it to 7. :-)

Re: help with the port, I'm nearly done but I have one problem I'm struggling with: Table of form rows not displaying many of the fields, so if you can help in that thread, that would be great. It only applies to "path aggregation", which I don't even understand what it's for, so I'm hoping that it's not important, or that by the time I get it working I will understand what it's useful for!

As soon as 2 weeks is up on Offering to maintain Statistics Pro module and I get write access to statspro then I will put the code up (if anyone can't even wait that long, I can attach an earlier version here).

Attached is the latest D7 statspro development version. The Table of form rows not displaying many of the fields error is visible on the admin/config/system/statspro/path_aggregator/list path.

Any help fixing this "last" major bug would be appreciated! Thanks.

Great, so when will the 7.x-dev branch be added?

Hello,

It is with great pleasure that I can finally announce a Drupal 7.x-1.0 version is now available!

Despite doing the migration from D6 to D7, I'm pretty new to the module and what it used to do on D6, so please do let me know via the issue queue of any problems.

Enjoy!