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I use PHP-Stats (standalone script) to gather stats and a little block, I made myself, to retrieve the stats.
You can see it on
http://xoops.web-udvikling.dkSome requirements:
1. PHP-Stats is installed separately
2. XOOPS and PHP-Stats must share the same database (can have different prefix etc. as long as they are in the same database)
3. The block must be configured according to the PHP-Stats installation
4. Either put the PHP-Stats javascript code for triggering stats collection in your theme.html or in a block, visible on every page. I have it personally in a block (the empty one on the left side) but if I was to use it on a production site, I would add the PHP-Stats code in e.g. main menu, which is always present - or in the theme, if there was no option for users to change the theme.