Neil
In a basic word - no
The web is stateless - you cannot work out a 'visit time' because of
this. Some programmes try to do this but there is no continuous unbroken
connection between computer to work out what a visit is.
http://www.analog.cx/docs/webworks.html
Alan Wright
IT Support Technician
Centre for Psychological Research in Human Behaviour
School of Education, Health & Sciences
University of Derby
Western Road, Mickleover, DE3 9GX
http://ibs.derby.ac.uk/psychology
At 09:03 04/04/2006, you wrote:
Hi all,
A client has requested that we report;
1.) number of visits
2.) page views
3.) average visit time per page
1 & 2 I can clarify and do but am a bit stumped on number three. Is this
possible with Analog?
Many thanks,
Nell
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