This script will track any incoming referral to your website, so you can tell where visitors are coming from to your website, whether this is a search engine, or another person's website, and records the URL of the referring website. This way, you can take a look at the websites of people who are linking to your website, even if you don't know who they are. To use the script, just paste the code into the top of the web page that you would like to track incomming referrals. This script should only be used once per page, but it can be used within as many pages of your website as you like. You could include the script within every page of your website, and then you would know who is referring all of your visitors to your website, and the URL's of those referrers. Awesome!
Easy tutorial on how to implement a php click stream engine on your website that will capture useful click data.
In this tutorial I will show you how you can create a small and simple PHP script to log your visitors activity into a file. You just need to add 1 line to each of your page to enable logging and the statistics will be collected in a html file so you don't have to setup any database for this task.
This small code snippet will help you in getting IP address and long code from a URL using PHP. You can do several tweaks using this code and make it work according to your requirement.
You can get quite a bit of information about your visitors without having to use a third party tracking software. I'll outline the PHP commands you can use to capture some of this data. The details you capture can be saved into a database, and retrieved later to check your site's performance and user details.
Making usage statistics on a web site is one of the most enjoyable things for me on the Internet. Thanks to the technology, you can see each click of each visitor, the date of the visiting, and how many seconds the user was reading your site. I use this feature to track which of my articles was read for the longest time. In this article I will show you how to store the statistics in a MySQL database, show the web stats in an HTML table and make figures based on the stats using the GD library.
Hit counters are used to track the amount of visitors there have been to a cetain page. I have looked through the internet and I have come up with 2 different ways to produce a hit counter.
Flat Files (Storing data in a *.txt or *.dat file) Database (using MySQL or something similar to store the data in) Each way is the same, there is no difference between them. I have written a description on each of these 2 methods together with the scripts to produce your own hit counters. Each script will be given with a line by line explanation of all the details of the code.
A key component in building and maintaining a successful website is the ability to keep track of how many visitors are coming to your website. You want to know where they are coming from, and which pages they are looking at and finding most useful.
This tutorial will guide you through the essentials of what to look for in a website statistics tracking application.
Getting information about your visitors is interesting and sometimes useful for generating statistics, especially when you have a high traffic.
Learn how to create a layered web stats report generating script complete with dynamic graphs.
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