I picked ADMINISTRATION as the project. Not sure if it really has to do with STATISTICS FILTERING or STATISTICS TRENDS and there is not a project for NODE.COUNTER.
Seems to me that based on threads like this one, http://drupal.org/node/67974, there should be some small enhancements to the Home>administer>logs page. and or the Home>administer>settings statistics page.
1) A button to reset the stats (truncate the access_log) and to reset the counters (truncate node_counter).
2) A built in option in the statistics.module that can be controlled by a setting on the Home>administer>logs page that allows the administrator the option of excluding user=1 from incrementing any type of logging or statistics count.
3) Gravy on this would be a way to enter a few IP ranges that can also be excluded from incrementing any statistics and logging.
I am aware of the distinction of logging and tracking statistics, and of incrementing based on cache or by views, but these are all irrelevent to this feature request. It is still a very common need to at least make sure the webmaster is not racking up huge counts that others who see the stats will misinterpret.
Even a better link to help, or the explanation of manually truncating as part of the admin page instructions would be an improvement.
Thanks.
Comments
Comment #1
Wolfflow commentedSubscribe. Really needed for the reasons listed above. Agree fully.
Comment #2
thomasmurphy commentedmmmm, subscribing
Comment #3
dreed47 commentedComment #4
thomas23@drupal.org commentedAgreed! I was just searching for a way to reset drupals statistics before site lauch.
I would alter your third feature, TechMosaic, to not only exclude user/1 but also (if you wish) all or any user group/role.
To give an example: On a band's site (or other group's, for that matter) it's not really the band member's hits and actions you want to track but those of visitors.
Thanks in advance!
Comment #5
gpk commentedNo new features will go into 6.x - only 7.x.
This module http://drupal.org/node/18013 maybe did some of what you are after, but only available for 4.7.x (though a patch to update to 5.x does exist).
The lack of interest there suggests this might not have enough support to make it into core even in 7.x.
>reset drupals statistics before site lauch.
Try running the following query from phpMyAdmin or MySQL command line:
TRUNCATE TABLE accesslog;
I think you could do the same with table node_counter to clear node access statistics.
Comment #6
mikeryanFYI - I have (finally) updated statistics_filter to Drupal 5, and will be moving it up to Drupal 6 as well.
Thanks.
Comment #7
gpk commentedWell I might as well set this to 7.x then .. :) in case there's any enthusiasm for it..
Comment #8
dave reidYou could also check out the Statistics Advanced module.
Comment #9
dave reidMarking as wont fix since there are contrib modules to do this. Please file separate issues for each enhancement so we're not lumping them together.
Comment #10
fgmRe-enabling for consideration in contrib.