Statistics

Allows you to easily add scripts or tracking code from the administration interface to the bottom of your site's pages.

Clone of http://drupal.org/project/referralsources to implement some fixes and improvements.

This module allows site developers to track blog and comment statistics. Statistics include total posts and comments, authors with the most posts, authors whose posts have received the most comments, and blog posts which have generated the most comments. Statistics can be displayed on an annual, monthly, or quarterly basis.

A simple module that tracks downloads of files added through CCK/Fields by asking anonymous users to enter their email address. Returning anonymous users are tracked using a cookie. A tracking interface shows email address and user account information for tracked files downloaded on the site.

Why only have users enter their email address? Email addresses are a unique and easy way to identify users, and the barrier for entry is lower than actually registering for the site.

Set up is easy:

The Field Statistics Field creates a new field that calculates the percentages or totals of a fields value.

The Visual Website Optimizer module allows automatically includes the VWO javascript in your site's pages. Visual Website Optimizer is an easy to use A/B split, and multivariate testing tool. VWO uses small snippets of javascript inserted into the head each page to perform its tests; the Visual Website Optimizer module for Drupal automates the configuration and inclusion of those snippets.

Description taken from http://code.shaneeaston.com/project/shurly-statistics :

Adds extra analytics logging to ShURLy URL shortening services.

This sandbox brings this module to drupal.org. I have no idea about the state of the code, and this for 6.x-only, so it needs to be ported to Drupal 7. As of the time of creating this project (October 2011), all credit for this module goes to Shane Easton.

This module adds the client code and site code, to be tracked by ComScore

<script src="http://b.scorecardresearch.com/c2/6034786/cs.js#site_id=19154&path=/home/index/"></script>

Extends the node accessibility module, providing centralized statistics information pages. The Phplot API is used to add charts and graphs of the validation problems derived from the node accessibility statistics information.

This module has the following dependencies:
- Node Accessibility
- Phplot API
- Common Functionality

This module logs user login activity for every user on a Drupal installation. This can be used to provide important user information about when and from where their user account was used to login to the website. If a user notices unusual activity, the user might take required action to protect the account from getting compromised.

The module logs the following information about a login activity;