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Tuscany
Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 8:34

  • Tuscany

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Hi!

I got a third party statistics module to collect data from my website visitors.

Wher do I have to implement the javascript code to collect data of all viewed pages - "theme.html"?

Or is it required to put the code in more files of xoops?

Thanks for help.

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ladon
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 9:54

  • ladon

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You have to place it in theme.html. That file is used for displaying all pages within xoops.
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Tuscany
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 10:05

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Thanks - for such a quick reply!
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carnuke
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 10:56

  • carnuke

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Just a thought ... if you want a top rate 3rd party statistics poackage take a look at webmaster76.com One of the best Ive seen and I use it.
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Tuscany
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 10:59

  • Tuscany

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I cannot find a statistic module there - seems to be a directory or provider website
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carnuke
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 13:13

  • carnuke

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Hrmm, you are right, This is the correct url http://www.php-stats.com/ sorry 'bout that
Take a look at my site ( in signature) and check the block on the left column called 'site statistics' View full statistics here'
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WarDick
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 13:26

  • WarDick

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The problem with putting it in the theme.html is that if you change themes it gets to be a problem with upkeep.

Try placeing it in the footer in the preference section. It will be applied to all pages on all themes and can be easily changed.
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Mithrandir
Re: Third party statistics module

Alternatively a custom HTML block with just the code to register the stats.

Of course, if the theme shows blocks regardless of visible content, it could look a little out of place...
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WarDick
Re: Third party statistics module

  • 2005/8/19 14:35

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If you choose the custom block use the regex expression in this thread to handle the display problems
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