Posted by Steve on 10/13/06 16:20
"Kentor" <kentor@gmail.com> wrote in message
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| mmmm interesting... this looks a bit more complex then I imagined... I
| will try it out as soon as I get a chance. I thought I could simply
| update the count of pageviews for each page but just compare the last
| date and current date or something like that... thanks for your help,
| ill try it asap
it's not complex at all. the footer is simply inserting the page, ip, and
date for the page accessed. now the reporting section has many lines of
code, but it too is simple in concept...and gives you far more valuable
information than just how many times a page was pulled up. for marketing,
i'd want to know that of my 115 visits to 'somepage.php' today were 115
individual people (ip addresses) rather than john doe hitting refresh 115
times. this is even more crutial when using the data for security
purposes...john doe may be trying to hack my page!
i've got to add this feature into my current client's site for management
puposes anyway today. i'll post the report source back in this thread once i
have it tested...are your going to want my css that will 'beautify' things a
bit more?
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