statistics

[TarinC]

is there any way that the public can view stats made by cpanel(awstats) without loging in?

 

[Corey]

http://www.x10hosting.com/awstats.php

-Corey

 

[cetutnx1]

Ok but how can i do the same...

I don't understand.. is there a code that you can showme....

Or a link to a webpage maybe...

 

[TarinC]

http://www.x10hosting.com/awstats.php

-Corey

not for x10. for my site. ---> http://tps.x10hosting.com

 

[Jake]

awstats is turned off for all sites on the free hosting server.

 

[TarinC]

i think it used to work for me before... w.e. what about urchin stats?

 

[Jake]

urchin is not configured, and awstats was taken of beacuse of some sort of risks and stuff... they jsut arnt there anymore.

 

[TarinC]

its ok. Thanks anyway

 

[Chris S]

what type of stats are you looking for. There is a tutorial that i've seen that gives detaled information on making something like that. I would have to find it but im at school so i can't right now.

I finished what I was workin on

First Do This:
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/statistics.php

In this tutorial, you will learn how to:
Gather the IP address, Date, Browser, OS Platform from each Web visitor


Distinguish Onsite visitors from Offsite visitors


Calculate daily total hits and daily distinct hits (those that come from a unique IP address)


Generate gif images using PHP to dynamically present your data

Then Do This:
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/gen-adv-web-stats.php

In this tutorial, you will learn how to:

Display number of hits by Year, Month and Week.


Display the last seven Daily average hits.


Display the number of visitors using a broader number of browsers and operating systems.


Calculate the top ten visitors to your site and their frequency.


Calculate the top ten referring sites.


Create a statistical analyzing system complete with dynamically generated numbers

This tutorial relies on a database package other than PHP. For data storage, MySQL will be used as the database. In the previous tutorial, a database was defined to gather information from a Target Web Page. PHP code was added to the Target Web Page's script and a secondary graphics generation page (script) was created. The model was then pieced together with a main analytical PHP page. This enabled processing of the collected data, before being displayed in a simple, yet clear format.
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[dharmil]

that works nice thanks for the help..