Actively maintained

This sandbox if for demonstration of capabilities of Selenium testing framework added in http://drupal.org/sandbox/ygerasimov/1

A feature (see Features) that implements fully fledged browsing history using Flag, Rules, and Views.

Features

• Includes browsing history for content, categories, and basic searches.
• Provides a "recently viewed content" block on node pages.
• Provides a "My browsing history" page with content or category history as the main view and content/category and search history as secondary views.
• Individual history items can be removed by the user.
• Provides an ON/OFF switch to allow the user to disable and clear, or re-enable their browsing history.
• Supports both authenticated and anonymous users.
• Works with pages cached using Authcache for authenticated and anonymous users.
• Is fully configurable via Flag, Rules, and Views UI's (with the exception of Authcache support.
• Can be extended with Browsing History Flag Recommender to provide browsing history based content recommendations.
• Conforms to KIT Features Specification..

There is a full discussion of why and how it was put together at Browsing history for Drupal.

This module provides an integration with online surveys service polldaddy.com

Description

This module will capture and aggregate user session data in order to provide the following:

• Elapsed Time: total time a user has spent on the site
• Session Count: total number of unique sessions for a user
• Date: A time stamp since the data started being collected

Dependencies

• Automated Logout (6.x-4.x)
• Session Limit
• Views (6.x-3.x-dev) - not required but its the only way to see the data

These modules are a requirement because they help to keep clean session data. Its highly recommended to limit the sessions to 1 per user.

How it works

When a user logs in, the session count field is incremented for a user and their session id and creation time are saved for later use. When the user is logged out, the session's time span is added to the user's elapsed time.

An abstract implementation of the Drupal Queue API. It will contain multiple strategies for cache managing, and it is possible to easily plug in different backends (like APC or memcached).