$help["statistics"] = "This page gives you an at-a-glance look at your top nodes. It is useful for understanding what content on your site is the most popular.";
$help["referrers"] = "This page shows you site-wide referrer statistics. You can see 'all referrers', 'external referrers' or 'internal referrers'. Defaults to 'external'.";
$help["access"] = "This pages shows you who is accessing your website. You can see the hostnames, referrers. In particular, it is easy to inspect a user's navigation history/trail by clicking the username.";
$help["top nodes page"] = "The statistics module creates a user page that can display summaries of the day's top viewed nodes, the all time top nodes and the last nodes viewed. Each of these summaries can be enabled or disabled individually, and the number of nodes displayed for each can be configured with a drop down menu.";
$help["top nodes block"] = "The statistics module exports a block that can display the day's top viewed nodes, the all time top viewed nodes and the last nodes viewed. Each of these links can be enabled or disabled individually, and the number of nodes displayed for each can be configured with a drop down menu. If you disable all sections of this block, it will not appear.";
$help["who is online block"] = "This statistics module exports a block that can display how many user's and guests are currently online. You can configure the name of the block, the name of a sub-block for displaying names of user's currently online, how recently a user must have been active to be considered online, the maximum characters to display from a user's name and the maximum number of user names to display.";
<p>This Drupal module keeps track of numerous statistics for your site. Be warned, statistical collection does cause a little overhead, thus everything is disabled by default when this module is first installed.</p>
<p>The statistics module counts how many times each of your nodes is viewed, also tracking where each link to the node came from (HTTP referrer). The number of times a node has been viewed can be displayed in the node's link section (next to "# comments" etc).</p>
<p>This module also adds a configurable block that can display the day's top stories, the all time top stories, and the last stories read. Each of these supports a configurable header and number of stories.</p>
<p>This module also adds a configurable user page that can display the day's top stories, the all time top stories, and the last stories read. Each of these supports a configurable header and number of stories.</p>
<p>This module also adds a configurable block that displays counts of how many users and guests are currently accessing your site, as well as a list of the names of the users currently accessing your site.</p>
<p>If you enable the node view counters, this adds 1 database query for each node that is viewed (2 queries if it's the first time the node has ever been viewed).</p>
<p>Finally, the statistics.module allows for a congestion controlling auto-throttle mechanism. If you have enabled the throttle.module, you can read more about this mechanism <?php print l("here", "admin/help#throttle"); ?>.</p>
<p>If you enable the access log, this adds 1 database query for each page that Drupal displays. Logged information includes: HTTP referrer (if any), node being accessed (if any), user ID (if any), the IP address of the user, and the time the page was viewed.</p>
<p>As with any new module, <i>statistics.module</i> needs to be enabled <?php print l("here", "admin/system/modules"); ?> before you can use it. Also refer to the permissions section below, as this module supports four separate permissions.</p>
<p>This admin page gives you an at-a-glance look at your top nodes. It is useful for understanding what content on your Drupal site is the most popular. Also on this page are links to the referrer statistics for each listed node.</p>
<p>This admin page shows you site-wide referrer statistics. You can see '<i>all</i>' statistics, '<i>external</i>' statistics or '<i>internal</i>' statistics. Default is 'external'.</p>
<p>The first option, <i>enable access log</i>, allows you to turn the access log on and off. This log is used to store things like referrers and who's online. Enabling the log adds one database call per page displayed by Drupal.</p>
<p>The second option, <i>discard access logs older than</i>, allows you to configure how long an access log entry is saved, after which time it is deleted from the database table.</p>
<p>The next option, <i>enable node view counter</i>, allows you to turn on and off the node-counting functionality of this module. If it is turned on, an extra database query is added for each node displayed, as a counter is incremented with each node view.</p>
<p>The next option, <i>display node view counters</i>, allows you to globally disable the displaying of node view counters. Additionally, a user group must have 'access statistics' permissions to view the counters.</p>
<p>The final option is to <i>reset the day counter</i>. Every twenty four hours, all the day's totals are automatically reset to 0, and started again. Whatever time you click this link is the time each day that the day's totals will be reset. This requires cron. Note that clicking this link will reload the site configuration page <i>without</i> saving any other changes you might have made.</p>
<h3>Top nodes block</h3>
<p>This module creates a block that can display the day's top viewed nodes, the all time top viewed nodes and the last nodes viewed. Each of these links can be enabled or disabled individually, and the number of nodes displayed for each can be configured with a drop down menu. If you disable all sections of this block, it will not appear.</p>
<p>The administrative "top nodes block" screen also allows you to assign a name to the block.</p>
<p>This module creates a user page that can display summaries of the day's top viewed nodes, the all time top nodes and the last nodes viewed. Each of these summaries can be enabled or disabled individually, and the number of nodes displayed for each can be configured with a drop down menu.</p>
<p>The administrative "top nodes page" screen also allows you to assign a name for the automatically generated link to the user page. If no name is set, the link will not be displayed.</p>
<h3>Who's online block</h3>
<p>This module creates a block that can display how many user's and guests are currently online. You are able to configure the name of the block, the name of a sub-block for displaying names of user's currently online, how recently a user must have been active to be considered online, the maximum characters to display from a user's name and the maximum number of user names to display.</p>
<p>If '<i>administer statistics</i>' and '<i>access statistics</i>' are both enabled, the user will see a link from each node to that node's referrer statistics (if enabled).</p>
<p>To get a node's view statistics make a call to the function <i>statistics_get($nid)</i>. When you pass in a $nid, the function returns an array with three entires: [0]=totalcount, [1]=daycount, [2]=timestamp. For example, you could use this function call to add node view counts to your theme.</p>
<ul>
<li>The <i>totalcount</i> is a count of the total number of times that node has been viewed.</li>
<li>The <i>daycount</i> is a count of the total number of times that node has been viewed "today". For the daycount to be reset, cron must be enabled.</li>
<li>The <i>timestamp</i> is a timestamp of when that node was last viewed.</li>
</ul>
<p>The module automatically adds '# reads' to each node's link section (if enabled).</p>
<p>The statistics.module provides a function '<i>statistics_title_list($type)</i>' to return an array of links to any of the following: the top viewed nodes of all time, the top viewed nodes of today, the last viewed nodes. You can pass in:</p>
<p>The function <code>throttle_status()</code> will return a number from 0 to 5. 0 means that there is no throttle enabled at this time. Each number above that is a progressively more throttled system... To disable a feature when a site first begins to get busy, disable it at a throttle of 2 or 3. To hold on to the bitter end, wait until 4 or 5.</p>
<p>To implement the throttle, you should do something like this:
<pre> $throttle = 0;
/* verify that the statitistics module is installed */
<p>Note: Even though the configuration for the throttle is handled by the 'throttle.module', the throttle logic itself is part of the 'statistics.module'. The configuration has been separated in order to make things easier for the average site that will not be utilizing the throttling mechanism. More information about how the throttle works can be found on the throttle.module help page. Find the throttle help page <?php print l("here", "admin/help#throttle"); ?> if you have enabled the throttle.module).</p>
$result = db_query_range("SELECT s.nid, s.daycount, s.totalcount, s.timestamp, n.title FROM statistics s LEFT JOIN node n USING (nid) WHERE s.%s <> '0' ORDER BY s.%s DESC", $dbfield, $dbfield, 0, $dbrows);
$result = pager_query("SELECT nid, url, hostname, uid, MAX(timestamp) AS timestamp FROM accesslog WHERE uid <> '0' GROUP BY uid, nid, url, hostname ORDER BY timestamp DESC", 50);
$query = "SELECT url, COUNT(url) AS count FROM accesslog WHERE url <> '' GROUP BY url ORDER BY count DESC";
}
elseif ($view == "internal") {
$query = "SELECT url, COUNT(url) AS count FROM accesslog WHERE url LIKE '%". check_input($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]) ."%' GROUP BY url ORDER BY count DESC";
$query = "SELECT url, COUNT(url) AS count FROM accesslog WHERE url NOT LIKE '%". check_input($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]) ."%' AND url <> '' GROUP BY url ORDER BY count DESC";
$output = "<h3>". t("Top $describe referrers of the past %interval", array("%interval" => format_interval(variable_get("statistics_flush_accesslog_timer", 259200)))) ."</h3>";
$form = form_textfield(t("Block name"), "statistics_block_top_title", $edit["statistics_block_top_title"], 20, 40, t("This module generates a block with top nodes. You may assign a name for this block."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("Today's top nodes title"), "statistics_block_top_day_head", $edit["statistics_block_top_day_head"], 20, 40, t("Specify a name for the \"day's top\" section of the block generated by this module. HTML tags permitted."));
$form .= form_select(t("Number of day's top views to display"), "statistics_block_top_day_num", $edit["statistics_block_top_day_num"], array("0" => t("Disabled"), "1" => "1", "2" => "2", "3" => "3", "4" => "4", "5" => "5", "6" => "6", "7" => "7", "8" => "8", "9" => "9", "10" => "10", "15" => "15", "20" => "20", "25" => "25", "30" => "30", "40" => "40"), t("Set how many \"today's top\" nodes to display on the block generated by this module."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("All time top nodes title"), "statistics_block_top_all_head", $edit["statistics_block_top_all_head"], 20, 40, t("Specify a name for the \"all time top\" section of the block generated by this module. HTML tags permitted."));
$form .= form_select(t("Number of all time views to display"), "statistics_block_top_all_num", $edit["statistics_block_top_all_num"], array("0" => t("Disabled"), "1" => "1", "2" => "2", "3" => "3", "4" => "4", "5" => "5", "6" => "6", "7" => "7", "8" => "8", "9" => "9", "10" => "10", "15" => "15", "20" => "20", "25" => "25", "30" => "30", "40" => "40"), t("Set how many \"all time top\" nodes to display on the block generated by this module."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("Most recent views heading"), "statistics_block_top_last_head", $edit["statistics_block_top_last_head"], 20, 40, t("Specify a name for the \"last views\" section of the block generated by this module. HTML tags permitted."));
$form .= form_select(t("Number of most recent views to display"), "statistics_block_top_last_num", $edit["statistics_block_top_last_num"], array("0" => t("Disabled"), "1" => "1", "2" => "2", "3" => "3", "4" => "4", "5" => "5", "6" => "6", "7" => "7", "8" => "8", "9" => "9", "10" => "10", "15" => "15", "20" => "20", "25" => "25", "30" => "30", "40" => "40"), t("Set how many \"last viewed\" nodes to display on the block generated by this module."));
$form = form_textfield(t("Block name"), "statistics_block_online_title", $edit["statistics_block_online_title"], 20, 40, t("This module generates a block displaying how many users/guests are online. You may assign a name for this block."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("Sub-block name"), "statistics_block_online_subtitle", $edit["statistics_block_online_subtitle"], 20, 40, t("This module generates a sub-block listing the names of currently online users. You may assign a name for this block."));
$form .= form_select(t("Activity threshold"), "statistics_block_online_time", $edit["statistics_block_online_time"], $period, "How long ago a user (or guest) must have been active to be considered online.");
$form .= form_select(t("Maximum characters of user's name to display"), "statistics_block_online_max_len", $edit["statistics_block_online_max_len"], array("1" => "1", "5" => "5", "10" => "10", "15" => "15", "20" => "20", "25" => "25", "30" => "30", "35" => "35", "40" => "40", "45" => "45", "50" => "50", "55" => "55", "60" => "60"), t("What is the maximum characters of a user's name to to display in the sub-block."));
$form = form_textfield(t("Name for link to user page"), "statistics_userpage_link", $edit["statistics_userpage_link"], 20, 40, t("This node generates a user page with top nodes. If you wish a link added automatically, specify a name."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("Today's top nodes title"), "statistics_userpage_day_head", $edit["statistics_userpage_day_head"], 20, 40, t("Specify a name for the \"day's top\" section of the user page generated by this module."));
$form .= form_select(t("Number of nodes to display for \"day's top\""), "statistics_userpage_day_cnt", $edit["statistics_userpage_day_cnt"], array("0" => t("Disabled"), "1" => "1", "2" => "2", "3" => "3", "4" => "4", "5" => "5", "6" => "6", "7" => "7", "8" => "8", "9" => "9", "10" => "10", "15" => "15", "20" => "20", "25" => "25"), t("Set how many \"day's top\" nodes to display on the user page generated by this module."));
$form .= form_textfield(t("All time top nodes title"), "statistics_userpage_all_head", $edit["statistics_userpage_all_head"], 20, 40, "Specify a name for the \"all time top\" section of the user page generated by this module.");
$form .= form_textfield(t("Last viewed nodes title"), "statistics_userpage_last_head", $edit["statistics_userpage_last_head"], 20, 40, "Specify a name for the \"last viewed\" section of the user page generated by this module.");
$output .= form_select(t("Enable node view counters"), "statistics_enable_node_counter", variable_get("statistics_enable_node_counter", 0), array("1" => t("Enabled"), "0" => t("Disabled")), t("Increment node view counter each time a node is viewed."));
$output .= form_select(t("Display node view counters"), "statistics_display_counter", variable_get("statistics_display_counter", ""), array("1" => t("Enabled"), "0" => t("Disabled")), t("Display how many times each node has been viewed. User must have the 'access statistics' permissions."));
$result = db_query("SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT hostname) AS count, uid, MAX(timestamp) AS max_timestamp FROM accesslog WHERE timestamp >= %d GROUP BY uid ORDER BY max_timestamp DESC", (time() - $time_period));
return db_query_range("SELECT s.nid, n.title, u.uid, u.name FROM statistics s LEFT JOIN node n ON s.nid = n.nid LEFT JOIN users u ON n.uid = u.uid WHERE %s <> '0' AND n.status = 1 ORDER BY %s DESC", "s.". $dbfield, "s.". $dbfield, 0, $dbrows);
