carnuke wrote:
[quote]I don't know which statistics package you are using here and I guess they tend to work in different ways.
Yes they do, and some are more advanced and detailed than others.
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The one I use- phpstats, logs several details about each page viewed in the site. IT can also log click-thus: which gives some indication of the route any visitor traverses the site. How else do you tell which section of a page is being viewed, unless there is a click(s) in that section? All that is recorded without any special changes. Just one snippet of javascript in theme.html
Check out my Stats here to see.
The program that I am subscribed to is really just a simple script that tracks the info for the page it is placed on ONLY. It is not as advanced as the program/code that you have given an example of.
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I can't see how you can derive extra information from tracking individual template sets.
I am not gaining extra information, but trying to figure out a way to separate the different pages
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I may be missing something here, or you maybe overcomplicating what is required
I think the disconnect here is that you assumed the tracking program I am using is a "standard advanced" program.But in actuality my script is not that advanced, it is very simple.
It is not that I am over complicating things, I was trying to work with what I have, "a basic javascript that tracks limited information on the page it is placed on."
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Bang me over the head, if you like, or maybe someone else will pick up what you are trying to do.
Regards, Richard
Richard, thanks for your help...not sure if I was clear enough above, but I hope that you can understand where I am coming from better...or maybe someone else would like to jump in here and offer some suggestions....
thanks,
Maureen