Looking for a PHP counter / web stats tool

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Lennart

Maybe not software, but an application for the net:

The last day's i've searched al over the net, looking for a good counter. I
want one, which can measure al possible things, like:
referrers,
resolution
visits to different pages etc

But, i don't have mysql @ my provider. So, it has to be an application
which run entirely on php (eventually with javascript).

I've tried some, but none does the job. Can you guys give me some
suggestions? At least, one that is still under development.

Oh, and i'm not looking for a service, but a application that i can run by
myself.
 
Maybe not software, but an application for the net:

The last day's i've searched al over the net, looking for a good counter. I
want one, which can measure al possible things, like:
referrers,
resolution
visits to different pages etc
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hello,
you can try www.php-stats
Regards
 
Lennart said:
Op Wed, 02 Nov 2005 09:33:03 +0100 schreef Turifungia:


It uses MySQL. i don't have ... (i can take it @ my hosting provider, but
i'm still a poor student :( ...)
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I use PHP text hit counter from http://www.phpjunkyard.com/ all mine does
is count the hits on each page, but they have 2 others that might work for
what you want. I have not checked them out, but I believe they are all flat
file and need no data base. My hosts Controlpanel gives me all the stats
for my site.. Have you checked to see if yours has something like that.

Good luck
Junefly
http://www.rampbbs.net
 
But, i don't have mysql @ my provider. So, it has to be an application
which run entirely on php (eventually with javascript).
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No can do, unless you're willing to write to your source file, which
is a terrible idea.

You have to store the data in *some* file - a database, a text file,
something. There are many perl programs that implement cgi hit
counters that store in text files (in fact, since you're just storing
a few digits, most of them use text files). But can you run perl on
your site?
 
Op Wed, 02 Nov 2005 23:25:10 -0500 schreef Al Klein:
No can do, unless you're willing to write to your source file, which
is a terrible idea.

You have to store the data in *some* file - a database, a text file,
something. There are many perl programs that implement cgi hit
counters that store in text files (in fact, since you're just storing
a few digits, most of them use text files). But can you run perl on
your site?
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I mean: I don't have SQL (i've to pay for it) so i'm looking for a php &
flatfile based counter.

Yes, i can run perl
 
Op Wed, 2 Nov 2005 14:16:34 -0600 schreef FG:
I use PHP text hit counter from http://www.phpjunkyard.com/ all mine does
is count the hits on each page, but they have 2 others that might work for
what you want. I have not checked them out, but I believe they are all flat
file and need no data base. My hosts Controlpanel gives me all the stats
for my site.. Have you checked to see if yours has something like that.

Good luck
Junefly
http://www.rampbbs.net
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they only count the hits. I'm looking for an extended counter - with
referers, resolution, multiple pages
 
Op Wed, 02 Nov 2005 23:25:10 -0500 schreef Al Klein:
No can do, unless you're willing to write to your source file, which
is a terrible idea.
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That's not true.

There are several counters i've tested:
* http://www.webanalyse.fr/ does not measure resolution, but nice
interface. I use it now
* Trafitor - http://www.tsonev.com Doesn't show the asked page, so not
relevant for multiple pages
* http://www.lady-s.org/stats/ not good for multiple pages

So, it is possible, but the apps i found, didn't apply to my wishes:
multiple pages - resolution - a flatfile database
 
Op Wed, 02 Nov 2005 23:25:10 -0500 schreef Al Klein:
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That's not true. ....
resolution - a flatfile database
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I had also said, "You have to store the data in *some* file". Your
flat file is "some file". You had said, "run entirely on php
(eventually with javascript)" ... I took that to mean no other files,
just php and/or javascript files - your source files.
 

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