i dont know of a tool but something you could do is put some code in your application.cfc (or cfm if pre-mx7) to add an entry to your database (or write to a log file or whatever) each time the pages are called
would add some overhead but im sure you are going to get overhead with one of the tools your were referring too
 
-jeff

 
On 5/30/05, Nando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for the off-topic post, but i'm at a loss and hoping one of you guys
knows of something ...

I'm looking for a simple web analytics tool that will parse website log
files and render a report of unique static/dynamic urls and (hopefully) let
me filter them and just give me the hits and visitors data. The report would
look something like this:

Page - Hits - Visitors

index.cfm?view=24.4&lan=fr - 216 - 106
index.cfm?view=24.2&lan=fr - 216 - 100
Liste-de-Prix.cfml - 193 - 99
index.cfm?view=24.9&lan=fr - 184 - 74
index.cfm?view=24.5&lan=fr - 178 - 95
VillaPin.cfml - 175 - 92

This should be really simple to find, but i've downloaded, installed, and
uninstalled so many of these tools today that i'm completely numb. Any
suggestions of a simple, intelligent affordable tool would be appreciated.

:-} nando






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