pftq
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« on: August 30, 2007, 08:50:51 PM » |
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Just realized there was no where for discussion on the pq Visitor Counter and Tracker - received a few emails about that. So... if you have any problems, want to suggest something, or just want to say anything about the counter, feel free to do so here. FAQ:Got several of these in emails. Everyone please remember just how extensive the counter's features are. Before asking, double-check that your requested feature doesn't already exist. The number of visitors gets corrupted because of visitors with roaming IP adresses. Is it possible to use the first 3 IP segments in order to prevent this kind of miscount? Take a look at $iplength - it does exactly that. Is it possible to prevent counting a specific complete IP-address? (my own ip for example) $noip - it's meant for bots but you can certainly add your own ip and have it ignored as well. For full IPs, just not use wildcards and go all the way to the 4th segment. How do I view counter stats without being counted? On your pages (example in the included index.php for the tracker): $discount_counter - any page with this set to true disables the counter from counting, but you can still view (as the tracker does).
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royhink
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« Reply #4 on: July 23, 2008, 02:41:01 PM » |
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Hi, I've got a subscription site (GlobalRoadWarrior.com) marketing to university libraries that authenticate by IP range for access. I am looking for a counter that can tell me how much traffic is coming from each library. It must include unique visitors. I've looked at log analyzers but found that they use the IP address to identify unique visitors. Since visitors are logging in from a library workstation, and all are using their IP range, this would not give me accurate user statistics. So, I am looking for a script that can identify individual visitors from each library's IP range. Is there a way your counter/tracker can do this? Could it perhaps track unique "sessions"? Thanks, any help appreciated. Roy Hinkelman 707-778-1124 X211 roy@worldtradepress.com
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backpalm
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« Reply #6 on: August 10, 2008, 08:14:39 AM » |
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How do I view counter stats without being counted? On your pages (example in the included index.php for the tracker): $discount_counter - any page with this set to true disables the counter from counting, but you can still view (as the tracker does).
I must be not using the discount_counter snippet correctly as it keeps counting the page... I suspect my limited PHP skills to be the reason. Any help will be highly appreciated. Here is my code: ... <body> <?php include("counter.php"); ?> <?php $discount_counter=true; ?> ... <?php echo stat_("todaycount"); ?> ... </body>
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