On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> I assume most servers log referrer stats as the previous page visited.
> In my mind this actually constitutes two separate datasets: Internal and
> External referrers. External referrers tell you about where people are
> coming from to get to your site. Internal referrers tell you where
> people go when they wander around your site.
>
> My thought was that maybe in an upciming version of Analog, the referrer
> report could be split into two reports: One that works like the current
> referrer report but only showing referrers not within the current host.
> The other would (and this is far from an exact science) attempt from
> time, ip and user information to track user paths through the site and
> then report on those paths using SORTBY, FLOOR and all the other report
> commands.
>
> Do you think this is achieveable or even something you would consider
> Stephen?
There is no chance of having the user paths thing. See docs/webworks.html. :)
The external referrers thing is something I'm already considering, and is
likely to get into a future version.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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