web-statistics

问题 This seems ridiculous to me, but AWStats is not configured to count exe or dmg files as downloads. What config file or setting can I change? I tried looking through the documentation but found no mention of anything pertaining to Downloads. I did find out to add another download section containing my file types here http://antezeta.com/news/awstats, but neither the hits or bandwidth calculations are even close to being correct. 回答1: Add an extra section to the end of the awstats.config file.

问题 hiks ... im stack again ... I try to make a simple visitor statistic, and i have a problem. How to make the statistic don't update if user refresh the page ? here my snippet public function saveData($sid) { global $database; $reff = parse_url($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); $referrer = isset($reff['host']) ? $reff['host'] : 'direct'; $own = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; if($referrer!=$own){ $ip = ip2long($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); $time = time(); $page = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $add = $database->tableAdd

问题 I'm building a funnel for our chrome extension using Google analytics. When it comes to the chrome store stats at the beginning of the funnel, the data the developer's dashboard provides is limited (impressions & installations only). I'm looking for data such as referrals to my extension page, the amount of people who clicked on the extension page but didn't install it (not impressions). Can this data be found in the dashboard or GA? where? and if not, how can I otherwise track this? Thank

问题 I've noticed that if a foreign https: site links to my non-https site, that I don't get anything in the HTTP Referer header at all. I've experienced this with access.log , but I presume the same happens with JavaScript's document.referrer , too. So, if the referrer is https, is there no way to get any information about it? Not even the hostname / domain name? Or is it possible to somehow get at least the domain, with JavaScript? Also, I presume running my own site with https isn't going to