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how to count the site current visitors using java script or php

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I need to get the current site visitors number using Javascript or PHP. I need it using the best way between php and Javascript. The following link is a blog post regarding a widget that will allow you to use PHP, MySQL and JavaScript/jQuery. It might be able to point you in the right direction for what you need, and features a tutorial on implementing it. Who Is Online Widget Hope this helps you out. Here is another great tutorial that might help you out: http://inobscuro.com/tutorials/simple-php-unique-visitors-counter-30/ Good will coding... 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4649926

Display number of visitors of google analytics on website

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问题 A client asked me to display the number of hits/visitors in their website. I would like to know how can you do display this. I would insert it in my footer as displayed: If not possible with google analytics, do you know of a snippet which will work? I've checked websites which offer their services but they recollect information and I would like to learn to do it myself or with google analytics. My files are PHP so maybe there is something I can do with that? 回答1: You can use google anlaytics

Use Google Analytics for data to display on our webpage?

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On some of our pages, we display some statistics like number of times that page has been viewed today, number of times it's been viewed the past week, etc. Additionally, we have an overall statistics page where we list the pages, in order, that have been viewed the most. Today, we just insert these pageviews and event counts into our database as they happen. We also send them to Google Analytics via normal page tracking and their API. Ideally, instead of querying our database for these stats to display on our webpages, we just query Google Analytics' API. Google Analytics does a FAR better job

How to measure visiting time of a user

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I like to measure the time a user spent on a particualr page of my webapp. First i thought about catching the onunload/onbeforeunload event in the browser and notify the server via a XMLHttpRequest that the user is leaving now like: <body onunload="userLeaves('/url/to/current/page',xxx);" ...> ... </body> where xxx is the inital tiemstamp when the page was rendered. Unfortunately this solution doesnt work in all browser (e.g. Opera). So my second idea was to ping the server constantly. To calculate the visiting time someone has to take the last ping time and subtract it from the inital

Google Analytics API - Programmatically fetch page views in server side

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We have a web application that consists of several pages. We registered our web app domain to Google Analytics and page views tracking works as expected (In the Analytics panel we can see page views for each page). Now we want this page views info to be stored in the back-end inside our DB. So we want to create a back-end process that will run once each day, and fetch the page views from Analytics API. This is of course need to be done in code. From initial research it seems that in order to access Analytics API an authentication process must take place, meaning a human user must type in an id

Google Analytics API - Programmatically fetch page views in server side

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问题 We have a web application that consists of several pages. We registered our web app domain to Google Analytics and page views tracking works as expected (In the Analytics panel we can see page views for each page). Now we want this page views info to be stored in the back-end inside our DB. So we want to create a back-end process that will run once each day, and fetch the page views from Analytics API. This is of course need to be done in code. From initial research it seems that in order to

Get the referrer, paid/natural and keywords for the current visitor with Google Analytics

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Is it possible to get the following information about the current visitor using Google Analytics API with JavaScript? Referrer site ('Source' in GA) Paid or natural ('Medium' in GA) Keyword First time/returning Number of visits If it's not possible with Google Analytics API is there any other easy way to do it (apart from parsing HTTP Referer, storing the visits statistics in DB etc.)? If you're still using ga.js (the legacy version of Google Analytics tracking code), you can use the below code to generate the values you want within the browser, by reading browser cookies. (Most people will

Detecting a “unique” anonymous user

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It is impossible to identify a user or request as unique since duping is trivial. However, there are a handful of methods that, combined, can hamper cheating attempts and give a user quasi-unique status. I know of the following: IP Address - store the IP address of each visitor in a database of some sort Can be faked Multiple computers/users can have the same address Users with dynamic IP addresses (some ISP issue them) Cookie tracking - store a cookie per visitor. Visitors that don't have it are considered "unique" Can be faked Cookies can be blocked or cleared via browser Are there more ways

Get the referrer, paid/natural and keywords for the current visitor with Google Analytics

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问题 Is it possible to get the following information about the current visitor using Google Analytics API with JavaScript? Referrer site ('Source' in GA) Paid or natural ('Medium' in GA) Keyword First time/returning Number of visits If it's not possible with Google Analytics API is there any other easy way to do it (apart from parsing HTTP Referer, storing the visits statistics in DB etc.)? 回答1: If you're still using ga.js (the legacy version of Google Analytics tracking code), you can use the

Detecting a “unique” anonymous user

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问题 It is impossible to identify a user or request as unique since duping is trivial. However, there are a handful of methods that, combined, can hamper cheating attempts and give a user quasi-unique status. I know of the following: IP Address - store the IP address of each visitor in a database of some sort Can be faked Multiple computers/users can have the same address Users with dynamic IP addresses (some ISP issue them) Cookie tracking - store a cookie per visitor. Visitors that don\'t have