Website Analytics

[RoarinRow]

ops sorry i was away for a while.

Just add the code to a block  - which is always visible on all the pages.

Thats how I did it and it works A-OK

But to be honest, its good to have stats, but I hardly use them, it gets kinda boring after the first 2 times (at least in my case)

Doh and I just updated all my index.template.php files.  Do you think there will be some performance issues if I have it in a block too mixed in with some other code.

[PhilH]

Maybe it would be good idea to rename this topic to "Website Analytics".

[RoarinRow]

Maybe it would be good idea to rename this topic to "Website Analytics".

Good idea, it will be easy to spot   :up:

[PhilH]

Done..started to move it to Servers but it really does not fit there either.


knat...you started this topic, let me know if you want any change ie; split prior to the hijacking.

[knat]

Done..started to move it to Servers but it really does not fit there either.


knat...you started this topic, let me know if you want any change ie; split prior to the hijacking.

It's fine with me 

ops sorry i was away for a while.

Just add the code to a block  - which is always visible on all the pages.

Thats how I did it and it works A-OK

But to be honest, its good to have stats, but I hardly use them, it gets kinda boring after the first 2 times (at least in my case)

Doh and I just updated all my index.template.php files.  Do you think there will be some performance issues if I have it in a block too mixed in with some other code.

if you have the code in all you index.template.php files thene there is no need to add it anywhere else..  no need to add the code twice. using the block is just the easy solution so if you already added the code there is no need to do anymore.