Statistics

Track da files module, by federiko_ from Koriolis

Description

What is this module for?

Track da files module enables the possibility to track how much visitors are viewing files on site.

Every link to a file can be configured to be tracked.
Then, a record is registered each time a visitor access the file from this specific link.

How does it work?

Configure file fields to be tracked in content interface, by selecting the corresponding display.

This sandbox module is an extended module of Webform Add More http://drupal.org/project/webform_addmore.

It's using Drupal AJAX API instead of approach in the original module.

Allows you to aggregate information from google analytics for several sites in one place. This module will most likely be somewhat constrained in terms of which analytics it caches (general metrics, monthly, yearly).

The immediate goal is to have something reusable that can power a public comparison of high level analytics data from a large number of university, college, and department websites. This way we can more easily benchmark ourselves against each other and track performance.

This module is now included in the ERPAL for Service Providers Distribution

This module shows reports from CRM activity and from sales activity. You can install it in the ERPAL Business Management distribution. It includes the following reports:

Segment.io integrations, currently a work in progress.

The xAPI (eXperience API) module allows a Drupal site to generate and record statements of experience which will be pushed to a xAPI Learning Record Store (LRS).

Creates a method that lets you programatically (through AJAX) increment a node's count in the node_counter table using memcache and cron execution.
This module is for sites with huge volume of visits which need get access content statistics, and can't update database with every visit by a performance question.

Allows inserting Google Content Experiments code in the header of any page view using Context.
Requires an existing Google Analytics account (classic or universal).
Can be used as standalone or with Content Experiments module.

This module logs specific events. The events are saved in the database and can
be viewed on the page admin/reports/events. Furthermore, a views integration is
provided in which you can relate for instance a node to its events. You could
use this to display the total number of views, or the number of times that the
node has been modified and by which users.

Currently, the following events are supported:

This is a tiny module that basically extends Drupal's comment statistics module by adding comment counts for day, week, month and year. It also integrates with Views and you can use it to select, filter, order the content as well.

Integration

This module plays well and has been tested with Views. You can use these fields
in Content group