Statistics

Provides basic integration with Mint, a proprietary traffic logging and statistics tool.

This module is in early development phases, but should be simple enough to use. Please test and report any issues.

Supplies a block with a list of the top search phrases in the site.
This list can be used for (at least) two purposes:

Provides a few advanced options to the core Statistics module. Once enabled, these options can be found under "Administer >> Reports >> Access log settings."

Only track 'unique' views of content

If you keep viewing a node over and over again, the "x reads" counter won't increase each time. This is applied on a per-user basis as well as a per session id for anonymous users. This replaces the Accurate Read Count module. This is a workaround for #90468: Only record unique hits in node counter stats.

Discard content views by user role

Administrators can assign the 'exclude visits from counters' to discard content views from certain user roles. This offers nearly the same functionality as the Decounter module and should not be used at the same time.

Discard access log records by user role

If you have certain users that are active behind the scenes in your site, you can remove their entries from the access log table to help keep it trimmed down (more relevant statistics about your site's visitors and possibly improved database performance).

Discard access log records by crawlers and bots

Integrates with the Browscap module to not log visits from search engine crawlers and bots. This will not affect your site's ability to record visitor referrers from search engines.

Other statistics enhancements:

#345133: 403s and 404s are counted in {node_counter}.

Adds reset functionality for acceslog records and node view counters.

This Module is abandoned. If you need this functionality, create a new block on your site, place it into the footer of your page and add the required code directly into it with the "Full HTML" filter!

Small module to inject the statistics fetcher for the PHP WebStat tool. This module just injects the statistics fetcher code, it does not do any inclusion of the statistic tool/view itself.

Incoming allows you to be alerted when there is a significant change in the amount of traffic coming to your site from an outside source. It's main purpose is to give you a heads up if your site is about to be featured on Digg, Slashdot, or any other high traffic site so you're not caught unprepared.

I've attempted to make this module as lightweight as possible, so it doesn't create any of it's own tables, but instead monitors the sessions table to detect changes in visitor load.

ApacheBench is a module that provides both invocation of the ApacheBench program, as well storing and reporting on cron-based invocations.

About

The Bugzilla Dashboard module is useful for setting up queries that will be generated automatically at cron runs.
Why use it

If you want to set up a Bugzilla query to run over a set period of time, at a given frequency, and pick up on specific data to display in a chart, this is the module for you.

Dependencies

For now, the project only creates OpenFlash charts. Hopefully it will support other chart engines soon.

The user profile view module is a very simple module that records how many times a users profile page has been viewed by other users.

This module interacts with the statistics module to display daily and total profile views. It also provides a "most viewed" users block and page (see example here: http://drupalsn.com/userviews/top).

This module requires:

Pathtrack works with Drupal's statistics module to track the paths of visitors once they enter a specific page. It creates a report to show number of visitors and the paths they took. Also has an optional CSV output.

New Features in 6.x-1

• Variable path length - follow users for up to 6 pages after the target page
• Filtered results - only anonymous users are tracked
• Results page - Data is displayed in a table instead of nested fieldsets
• Results presented with clickable links and url aliases for better usability
• Completely rewritten backend - faster than 5.x

Note that this module is still in development. The dev branch is functional, but it's output may exceed your php execution time (usually 30 seconds), Depending on the number of days you want results for, or the number of visitors your site receives.

View word counts stats for each user: total words, total nodes, total comments, average words per node, etc.

Version 7.x-1.1 is out. It includes some very important bug fixes [release notes]. Please upgrade ASAP.