analytics

A web application I am developing (in PHP) requires the ability to log each page request. Just like a normal access_log, it will store details like url requested, source ip address, date/time but I also need it to store the User ID of the logged in user (which is stored in a php session variable). This data will then be queried to create site-wide or per user analytics reports as required at a later date - things such as total number of visits/unique visits, page views in a certain time period, geo-locating the ip addresses and looking at locations, most active times of day, most active

I am the programmer for the Education department at a county hospital. I would like to be able to see some real-time stats on an IIS6 web server that is only accessible in-house. I'm looking for something similar to what 1and1.com provides for their customers (if you're familiar with what they offer). I have a Classic ASP/VBScript based Learning Management System that I would like to do some traffic analysis on, and the last package I tried (the site for it no longer exists) ran fine for a year, and then started massively slowing down the server. In no particular order, I would like: I would

I'm getting a 403 Forbidden error when trying to get youtube analytics api data using a CMS account. Just to confirm, is a CMS account the same thing as a Service account? I can get analytics data for channels that are owned by the oauth2 user but I get the 403 on any other channels that I have access to through my CMS account but am not the content owner of. (I have Administrator account level on the CMS account and the channels I get 403 error on have "Managed" relationship) Question: Are there any plans to have youtube.analytics api support for querying channels managed under a CMS account?

Just wondering if there's any out of the box solution for this, I am not too familiar with the analytics api maybe I can write some simple js that updates analytics before going to my service etc. -- otherwise I am going to have to stick to the good old 'store records in the database'. Any help appreciated! There seem to be a few solutions out there, though they mostly seem to involve changing your API architecture. Apigee Mashery 3scale ReportGrid You could potentially use one of the Google Analytics server-side tracking libraries . I see you're using AppEngine; I also run an API using

What's the best way to implement user tracking throughout your web site when using Razor views in ASP.NET MVC 3. In webforms I'd put some code in the masterpage to use a cookie and log each url on my site that a person visits in a database, but I'm not sure where to implement this code in ASP.NET MVC. Andrew Orsich I guess the best way to do this is to create a Global Action Filter, and track visits there. Create an action filter attribute: public class UserTrackingActionFilterAttribute : ActionFilterAttribute { public override void OnResultExecuting(ResultExecutingContext context) { base

We have tracking in our emails to track clicks back to our site through Google Analytics. But is there a way to track opens? I would imagine I have to add a google tracking image to the email somewhere. Possibly javascript too? As others have pointed out, you can't use Javascript in email. The actual tracking is done by a request for __utm.gif though and the Javascript just constructs the GET parameters. Google supports non-Javascript uses of Google Analytics per their Mobile web docs: http://code.google.com/mobile/analytics/docs/web/ They document the full list of parameters , but the only