Well I'm working with a small sized website, maybe 1000 hits per week. I'd
like to track which pages are being viewed, which is about it. I thought
about just incrementing a count in a DB or text file with each page view...
I dunno. That's why I was asking the group.
* -----Original Message-----
* From: Russel Madere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
* Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 10:48 AM
* To: CF-Talk
* Subject: RE: Site Statistics
*
*
* Advice..... hhhmmmmm......
*
* First off, list out exactly what stats you want and get them
* manually from
* the logs you will be using. Get an evaluation copy of Web
* Trends if you
* want to get some other ideas.
*
* I am assuming that you will be working with the raw logs
* from your web
* server. My advice on that is DON'T!!! Use CF to convert
* the logs to an
* ODBC database. If you have it converted, then great. That
* will make things
* a lot easier. Also make sure your web server is set to the
* fullest logging.
* With that you can get more detailed tracking of your users.
*
* Other than that, everything will be SQL queries. But to get your own
* statistics that make sense will take a lot of work.
* Planning will be very
* in-depth for this project.
*
* Oh, one last bit of advice.....
*
* "Measure twice, cut once."
*
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* ICQ: 5446158 http://www.TurboSquid.com
*
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