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Script Name Generating Web Page Statistics using PHP This is an extensive tutorial that will show how to gather and analyze Website statistics in a presentable format using mySQL and PHP. You will need a moderate understanding of PHP and a limited knowledge of mySQL, including how to create a mySQL table using the mySQL client. Revisited: Logging With PHP In this continuation of the article, "Logging With PHP," the author explains how to build a PHP/MySQL-driven Web traffic logging and analysis system that can be continually updated, which provides information on what content was being viewed, browser and platforms stats, and trends over time. This system is currently being used on SourceForge.net. Last Access Information Here you will learn various PHP functions that allow you to display information about the previous hit to your page. Where did they go today Have you wondered where and how people leave off your site Well, this one-page tutorial shows you how to setup a PHP redirection script with logging feature. You can use the script for link-based as well as form-based redirection while logging your visitors. Logging With PHP3 This one page tutorial show you how to use PHP to display your site traffic statistics on the fly at any time. Along with its supplied PHP script, you will learn how to get access to your statistics that are continually updated, and that simultaneously support multiple sites, and multiple actions (page view, ad click, click-in, click-out, etc). Creating Your Own Log Files Don't have access to your server logfile Here, you will find how to create your own logfile using PHP. It is basically a small PHP script that extracted all the appropriate environment variables, put them together as a Common Logfile Format entry and write it to a file.

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