Hi Guys,
I wonder if somebody could help me on this - I want to track the date/time of indivudual user page impressions across my site. In something like Google Analytics I can track the number of views of a particular page, but I want to be able to see which users view which pages at which time so I can start profiling and segmenting them.
I would like to save this information within the Elgg db if possible rather than an external tool so I can tie in with other plugins and run reports off it.
I do not have a lot of different urls on my site so don't see this as significantly adding a great load to the db, only a few more log entries per login.
So is there a plugin that does this already, or how would you suggest I do this?
Many thanks for your help
Chris.
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You must log in to post replies.I would look closer at Google Analytics. They allow you to do very advanced analysis of the data. More so than you will get with anything hacked up here.
your apache access log already has all this information available. just read that and analyze for your elgg needs.
is there any way in elgg to record the page impressions for each user in the db?
didn't you read my earlier comment ? ;-P
the data that you want is *already* recorded by the server
and any desired statistical dissections can be done from that -
any BI drill-downs via UserID, IP, URL, almost anything...
or.. are you looking to re-event the server access logging wheel ?
try http://piwik.org/