phpMyVisites Administration features, suggestions, etc.
I love PMV but i have it tracking three different site all of which I administrate and I think it would make it easier if I could a master IP to be excluded from all site statistics. Thank you for your time.
Hello,
another idea...
it could be interresting to be able to display a kind of div with configurable counters like a specific graph, last refferers, number of visits... without giving a full public access at the statistics...
a plugin (phpmvcount) is already doing a part of this job (for the counters) however it could be a good idea to implement such functionalities directly in phpmv with more options
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Krams
A good idea should be to follow one single visit on the website (from the refferer -- eventually with keywords -- to the exit page).
I once used an italian stats script which did this, in conjunction with phpmv, but it was too heavy for my hosting (display of the pages was slowed down).
I know it must difficult to develop in a way it doesn't affect the display speed...
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Krams
Cloak the tracking URL of the admin in the code of the other sites.
Hello: I could not find how to do this so it is a suggestion (i am not a programmer so I have no idea how it could be done).
Site A is my admin site. Currently all added sites, B, C, D, E.... have code that reveals and refers back to Site A.
I don't want B, C, D, E.... to have any code to any other site, especially not all leading back to site A.
Surely there must be some way to do this? If there is already a tip on how to make this work (i don't want to install PHPMyVisites on each and every domain! I want an overview of all administered thru the MainSite) -- but HOW?
Please help or please make this a feature if it is not already possible.
thank you!
I don't know if this is an admin or analytic feature; sorry if double posted not sure which is correct.
http://feedback.phpmyvisites.net/feedbacks/4260-how-to-hi...
Cookie setting for no count option is great but only for admins. As to excluding IP addresses - I guess that will only help with static ip addresses (but I'm not an expert there).
That's why I think it would be very convenient if visitors with "view" rights (or of a new group named "editors") would be able to have a "don't count me" option as well.
Regards
Angie
Add the possibility to add Search Engines from the Administration of phpMyVisites without editing source code.
Maybe this way:
1. Make a Form for Admin
2. Admin submits Search Engines to central phpMV server through this form
3. All phpMV systems regularly check central server and get the list of Search Engines.
I think it would be nice to allow user authentication to be done either to the local DB or to an LDAP backend (Active Directory, Sun DSEE, OpenLDAP, etc..) Authorization and permission will still be done within the DB, just the auth would be accomplishedusing LDAP.
The ability to control the number of tracks per month per site. This will then allow admin to control lesser sites and their tracking usage.
For example: -
Site a can have a maximum of 1000 visits tracked per month.
Site b can have a maximum of 10000 visits tracked per month
Site c can have unlimited visits tracked per month
The system would inform the admin for each site when their quota is reached by email or by message when they log in.
It would be better to support more database server such as postgresql.
When you create new user you have to go on each site to give acces rigth.
It'll take less time if the user view show all sites and can modifiy access right.
Hello,
It should be a good thing to let us choose wich day is displayed when we open PHPMV : actual day or previous one.
Thank you.
(sorry for my bad english, I'm french).
It would be very useful to be able to put comments on a particular date so as to correlate events to stats.
For instance, I get dugg, my stats will show a surge in visits. Or I mess something in the code of my pages visits will drop. Or my host was down...
Hello,
May be a strange Idea but for me it would be interressting...
Should be nice to get statistics of users and group who use PhpMyVisites ?
Bye André
It would interesting to be able to "purge" old data in phpMyVisites, when the database gets to big for example.
You could purge datas such as "referers", "visitor configuration" or "pages view details" but keep the 'numbers' such as visits, no of page views, etc. ; we could keep the numbers simply because the size is very small in database.
Currently this is not really possible to implement this with the current architecture, but we would like to know if this feature is worth the job.
It would be useful to be able to backup the phpmyvisites tables in a .tar.gz file on the server. Then you could download this file and save it on your computer. It would make it easy to upload this database to a new server, or to restore it after a server crash.