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---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Sat, 13 May 2000 11:23:47 -0400 From: Don Tate <dtate03@cfl.rr.com> To: "David L. Potter" <potter@chebucto.ns.ca> Subject: Re: Summary Statistics David You are correct, I was intending this for our site information only. Also agree with information from all directions at your end as well. I would prefer it to be an on-demand type. Your idea of dumping this to our directory and letting me devise the CGI scripting to access it would not be a problem. Question: Would PERL scripting be allowed as well? Appreciate the considerations. Let me know what is the better for your end as well. Don "David L. Potter" wrote: > > Hi Don... > > I've included the IP committee and ccn-tech to make sure we get feedback > from all sides... I'm assuming this to be an report directed towards an > individual IP (Information Provider) so it could be delivered for > example) by email with simple text or text-delimited formating. Does > this, in you mind need to be an 'on demand' report or can it be set up to > be generated on a monthly basis? > > Another possibility is that we strip your stats out of the site stats and > copy them into your IP directory on a daily basis... this would allow > you, as an IP, to develop your own cgi scripts that provided different > 'views' of the data for your own purposes... > > david potter > > On Sat, 13 May 2000, Don Tate wrote: > > > David > > > > Took a bit of time to see if I could decide just what I really would > > like to see. > > > > Here is an idea of what I would like. > > > > We have a number of top-level directories, for example C1921 of which > > each contain a number of sub directories and pages. > > > > I would like to query a top level directory and receive a display of > > every page contained in that tree and their associated hits. Would think > > this might be possible with a CGI-bin script as that is what I believe > > you are using for the present queries. > > > > What I try to do here is look to see where the users are actually going. > > Right now I am tracking about 40 separate pages but have run into a > > problem in that I only seem to be able to account for about 30 percent > > of the traffic to say the Bonavista site (Sub Directory Bonavista) I am > > tracking the top level and each of the second level directories (Smiles, > > Parish, Songs, etc.) on a daily basis. The totals for the second level > > do not match the totals for the top level daily. Thus I thought if I > > could see a summary that displayed every page under the top level I > > could see where these missing numbers were. Evidently there is something > > I am not looking at. I would also like to be able to either display > > and/or print out a master summary once a week or at least once a month > > that would list totals for every page on the site for a comparison. > > > > One last item, if I understand Bill correctly, I do not see any of the > > hits that come from incoming links set up on the GenWeb page of Bill > > Bakers. Am I correct in this assumption? If not, then is there a way > > that I can see the numbers for that? > > > > Dave, Thanks for all of your support and help for us here. It is > > sincerely appreciated. > > > >
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