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The download_count module tracks downloads of private files attached to nodes via the core upload or contributed filefield modules for d6 and private core file fields for d7.

D7 Status

This ended up being a complete rewrite that drastically cleans up and simplifies the module. Partially Mostlly fully functional and feature complete atm (see this comment for more info)-- it could really use some testing and evaluation in preparation for a beta.

Though now stable, feature complete, and notice free, it's probably still not suitable for production sites at the moment-- so don't use this version unless you're doing so to help test and contribute to getting a release ready. Note it also requires the patch from #1143460: hook_file_download_access_alter missing entity argument.

Also, now that views support has been added, if anyone creates a nice view be sure to submit an export to the issue queue for consideration for inclusion as a default view!

What works

  • admin settings
  • download tracking
  • report page
  • exports
  • daily counts cache
  • blocks
  • details pages
  • rewrite cron hook to use new queue api
  • sparklines
  • basic views support
  • flood control

What doesn't

  • views integration
  • details pages
  • sparklines
  • daily counts cache
  • blocks
  • rewrite cron hook to use new queue api

6.x-2.x

The module has been completely rewritten and now tracks the node id, node revision id, file id, datetime, ip address, referrer, and user id of the downloading user for individual file downloads. This allows for a much more complete download history and analysis.

Notable features:

  • NEW: integrated csv export ability.
  • NEW: download_count_statistics submodule - provides daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly statistics as well as support for the jquery sparkline plugin.
  • NEW: complete views2 support including field, filter, and sort handlers as well as 2 sample views.
  • NEW: basic rules integration.
  • no longer requires the global 'private' download method setting at admin/settings/file-system. It will still work with the private setting as before, but will also work with individually protected folders (as described at http://drupal.org/node/540754 or http://drupal.org/node/189239). Also confirmed to work with the http://drupal.org/project/private_upload and http://drupal.org/project/private_download modules.
  • works with both core upload and contributed filefield modules.
  • stores complete file download history.
  • provides four blocks: top downloaded files, top downloaded users, top downloaders, and top nodes of file downloads.
  • ability to export data to many other formats (ie csv, xml, rdf, json, etc) via the views, views_bonus, and views_datasource modules.
  • Reset links for individual downloads as well as all downloads.
  • Collects ip address and referrer ($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']) for individual downloads.

Previous Versions

Support for previous versions is limited to bug fixes and security issues for the 6.x-1.x version. At some point in time, after an official release for the 2.x version, 1.x support will be discontinued completely so you might want to think about planning for a migration to the new version. The 2.x branch is not backwards compatible with the 1.x version and there is no upgrade path at this point (and there very well may never be).

Project Information

Downloads

Recommended releases

Version Downloads Date Links
6.x-2.0 tar.gz (22.58 KB) | zip (30.59 KB) 2011-Jul-01 Notes

Other releases

Version Downloads Date Links
6.x-1.6 tar.gz (9.22 KB) | zip (10.09 KB) 2011-Jul-01 Notes

Development releases

Version Downloads Date Links
7.x-3.x-dev tar.gz (18.27 KB) | zip (22.87 KB) 2012-Feb-07 Notes
6.x-2.x-dev tar.gz (23.82 KB) | zip (31.85 KB) 2012-Jan-15 Notes

Maintainers for Download Count

  • WorldFallz - 110 commits
    last: 4 days ago, first: 1 year ago

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