Integrate german VGWort Service for Drupal.
Implemented functions:
- Get counter marks over a webservice
- Report new articles to vgwort over webservice
- Add a new VGWort Display
- Views integration
- Testmode for Webservice
Entity Visits tracks the users who viewed the entity.
With this module you will be able to make "People viewed your profile" block like Linkedin does.
This module extends the Event Log module to record events related to Drupal managed files.
The Commerce Cart Stats module tracks the number of times products are added or removed from a cart and when products' quantities are changed in the shopping cart itself. It also tracks cart abandonment, the number of times a product is in a cart that is abandoned, and where in the checkout process that abandonment occurs.
This module adds WOW Analytics web statistics tracking system to your website.
WOW Analytics is a platform for B2B sales and marketing teams. It identifies and names prospects visiting a corporate website, tracks their visits and helps build up a lead score for them. Move prospects from cold all the way through to hot leads.
This module will help non-developers integrate Drupal with Inspectlet.com
Inspectled is a usability tool which can generate heatmaps and clickmaps.
It also records where the mouse is on the screen, so that site owners can become
aware which buttons and / or links people are hovering over but don't click.
For more information see: http://www.inspectlet.com/
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This module can track all visited nodes by all users.
Using Views module creates two blocks:
And a page:
A cron is also created to delete older visits than a specified day number.
Use in-browser localStorage to track people by stashing rich data about client-side activities. This is great for building front-end UX and user intelligence on top of heavily cached pages. This module is an integration/config utility for several dependency tools.
Lookie what you get...
Manage your site status reports, available updates and filter release information using Dropfort.com
Allows other information to be displayed for log events.
I created this module as I would often find myself searching for an ip address of an event to see where the user was based.
This module overrides the standard event log page outputting the same and also allowing other modules to easily add more rows/info to the log report page (D7 hook, or D8 plugin).
Currently it adds
