I used Boost and had very good performance, but does not count node counter.Not counts visitors who come from external links (eg Google,Facebook page...). What can I do?(From Google translate)

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denizserhat’s picture

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+ eg Google,Facebook page

Rosamunda’s picture

I have the same problem. And this post is from Dec 2011!

Anonymous’s picture

Assigned: denizserhat » Unassigned
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Short answer. Install Google analytics or similar.

Long Answer: Node counter is a module and is only triggered if a php page is visited. Boost stores the output of PHP pages as html and serves them directly, bypassing all PHP, modules, Db access (except for logged in users), so you would need a javascript based tool in the page content to register which pages were visited. The simplest way to do this is to install google analytics, although you could also use log analysis software or code your own modules to put in an ajax call to a piece of php and create a reporting mechanism.

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I used Boost and had very good performance, but does not count node counter.Not counts visitors who come from external links (eg Google,Facebook page...). What can I do?(From Google translate)