Statistics

The Omniture Node module extends the Omniture Integration module.

It adds the functionality to store and output Omniture/SiteCatalyst parameters for individual nodes,
whereas the Omniture Integration module only defines site-wide parameters.

This views style plugin displays the results of a view as a crosstab (also commonly called a pivot table) - grouping rows by one field, columns by another, and using an aggregate function (count, sum etc) of a third field for the table data.

For example, this module will take a table view with linear output like:

And turn it into a crosstab that counts the number of each type of content for each author:

A default view "content type count by user" that does just this is included with this module.

Security note: A security vulnerability was discovered and has been fixed. Users of previous versions are strongly advised to update to version 6.x-1.0-alpha2 or higher, 7.x-1.0-alpha1 or higher, or a dev release dated on or after November 14, 2013.

Top Terms is a lightweight module designed to find popular terms on a site. These can be displayed as a simple block or used by other modules.

Popularity is measured by summing page hits for each article tagged with a term. It collects these results on a scheduled basis and caches them for better performance. The block display can easily be overridden by adding the following template files to your theme:

• topterms-block.tpl.php
• topterms-block-item.tpl.php

For integrating with other modules:

FileField Stats is a small module which provides a new formatter that outputs a special link for tracking downloads.

Each download tracks the File ID, User ID, Node ID, Host IP & Referrer URI and a timestamp.

The formatter will produce a URL like this:

http://www.example.com/sites/example.com/files/filefield_stats/2/1/1/d4df983bbca181f8c9ef7683db1c3ab0

This module integrates UberCart with the Mailchimp API's ECommerce 360 feature for tracking store statistics for email campaigns sent via MailChimp. It also adds a checkout pane to the shopping cart that allows customers to subscribe to lists during the checkout process.

Features

• Sends order info to MailChimp for campaign tracking
• Adds a subscribe checkbox(s) to the Ubercart checkout process(New in version 2.0)
• debugging and logging options
• Options for Cookie storage length
• Adds tokens to the MailChimp Module to get first and last name from UC orders

Requires

• Ubercart
• MailChimp Module(5.x & 6.x) or Email Marketing Framework(6.x) with MailChimp support
• An account with Mailchimp

A small module to provide third party integration with Chartbeat, for real-time site monitoring statistics. Note that the module currently just reports to Chartbeat. If you would like to do more with it, then please get involved in the issue queue.

Blogtoppen is a simple plugin that embeds a tracking code for the Danish blog rank site Blogtoppen.dk for all users except uid 1.

Thanks to Rasmus Bang Grouleff for the WordPress plugin at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-blogtoppen/ which was the main inspiration for this module.

This module integrates the Opinion Lab feedback software into a Drupal site. You need an account with Opinion Lab to use the data gathered by this tool.

This module is just starting and provides a way to include the opinionlab code onto your pages, and customise the display of this without changing javascript files.

Development Support: initial development sponsored by The Economist

The Referral Sources module allows you to ask your users "Where did you hear about us?"
anywhere on your site, and track that data in a central location. It provides an admin
interface for creating referral sources that users can select from a list, and a page
where you can view statistics on referral source selections. Referral source submissions
are stored in a single table, no matter where they came from, making it easy to track
submissions and create reports based on that data.

Google Analytics now tracks mobile websites and mobile apps so you can better measure your mobile marketing efforts. If you're optimizing content for mobile users and have created a mobile website, Google Analytics can track traffic to your mobile website from all web-enabled devices, whether or not the device runs JavaScript. This is made possible by adding a server side code snippet to your mobile website. Of course, you can still track visits to your regular website coming from high-end, Javascript enabled phones.