Open Source And Live Web Analytics: SlimStat
9
Mar
// php the_time('Y') ?>
SlimStat is an open source web analytics application that collects & presents statistics information about your website.
It is built with PHP-MySQL & can be integrated into websites with JavaScript (like Google Analytics) or PHP.
For the given period, the application can display:
- the number of visitors/pageviews
- referrer URLs, domains
- search terms
- browsers, OSs, countries, screen sizes
There is also a "paths" feature that shows a user's browsing path page-by-page.
You may be asking, "why to use SlimStat instead of Google Analytics?" The best answer would be "live stats".
Requirements: PHP 4.3+ & MySQL 4+
Website: http://slimstat.net/
Demo: http://slimstat.net/slimstat/
Download: http://slimstat.net/download
Website: http://slimstat.net/
Demo: http://slimstat.net/slimstat/
Download: http://slimstat.net/download
- Tags:
Google Analytics Mysql Php
- Filed under: GPL License, Goodies, Statistics
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6 Responses for "Open Source And Live Web Analytics: SlimStat"
that’s really what i need.
google analitics slows page load even with asyncron code
This looks promising, will for sure try it out.
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Thank you for your precious updates.
It is not server side application?
that is all i look for!i will try that!
I tested this script on a WordPress MU installation and got a lot of problems from it.
I placed the php code for gathering statistics at the beginning of the wp-config.php file because I figured that file will be included in absolutely all page views.
I noticed 3 big problems:
– when users would upload a media file and try to insert it in the article, the url and the text inside the url tag was just the letter A.
– when I would submit a form from a plugins page all the form fields would change to the digit 2.
– a lot of users also complained that they wore not able to select a category when they wore saving an article.
I have no idea why this was happening but unfortunately I had to delete the script.
The script looks great, it has good functionality but just be careful where you use it.