On 4 Aug 98, at 9:21, Mark Roedel wrote:
> I've got a page that I build on-the-fly that compares my web server stats
> to other large (and, in some cases, not-so-large) numbers. ("If file
> requests were pennies, we'd have a collection weighing ### pounds," and so
> on.) Trouble is, I'm running out of ideas for comparisons. Has anyone
> done anything similar, or have some super-great creative ideas they feel
> like sharing?
>
> The page is located at
>
> http://www.letu.edu/network/stats/webstats/trivia.html
What interests me is how has put links to any pages on my site. I
don't care how many hits I get in general. I am interested in how
many hits I get from search engines/directories and other pages.
Other interesting item is where a person entered, where he went, and
where he exited. This is shown to some extent with Webtrends.
Here is my stats page:
http://www.rede.com/stats/top50.html
just choose one of the local domains and then choose to see the top
50 people sending people my way or the top 50 pages requested. This
does a live analysis of my log files which I reset every few days.
Peter
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Peter J. Schoenster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exercise Your Brain..Read a Book http://www.rede.com/
Free CGI Scripts and Applications
http://www.rede.com/samples/index.html
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