Hi just wondering whether everything is ok with my Visitor Stats (v. 1.2) because all I get in Page/Title/URL column is shared-cgi/php4

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Doesn\'t look good to me.

TomW

What do you suggest Tom?

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

I assume that you are talking about the page created by page.php.

That column uses php's parse_url routine to get the host name from the $_CONF['site_url'] variable. And then it uses the $page column from the gl_userstats database to figure out what page it comes from.

If you have a site that is located in a sub-directory of public_html then it will confuse this parsing routine. As a temporary fix you can alter the code in page.php to include the subdirectory. Thus starting on about line 212 you will find a compare like $A['page'] == 'article.php'. Change the 'article.php' to include the subdirectory. If you subdirectory was 'subdir' you would change it to read 'subdir/article.php'. If unsure look in your gl_userstats table at the page column.

Clear as mud? The version I am working on now will have a config variable to fix this.

TomW

Did no good. Or I messed up something.
I have my GL files in a dir called web. Inside there is public_html (in my case called html). So it goes webhtmlarticle.php.
I tried various combinations htmlarticle.php, webarticle.php and webhtmlarticle.php. Same thing. Have I misunderstood your suggestions?

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

Robin,

The easiest way to find out what you should use is to look at you database and see what the page column of the gl_userstats contains. If it is just page names like article.php, then you should require no changes, but if it contains web/html/article.php then that is what you should use.

TomW

Right. After careful inspection of gl_userstats there is shared-cgi/php4 in page column.

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

A small update.
When entering a particular month the Next page link displays

And then after clicking on such link I get this


Any insights?

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

It just so happens I think I know what the problem is. Let me guess your site is running on a Zeus webserver, right. If so change the $SCRIPT_NAME to $PHP_SELF in the function create_url in functions.inc.

TomW

To be honest I have no idea as to the kind of webserver it is running on the server.
I applied the recommended change, looks like we are getting there
Now the next page link looks like this
and as you probably would guess it gets you to the index (main) page.

Should I replace $SCRIPT_NAME with $PHP_SELF in the whole functions.inc?

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

Sounds good.

TomW

Problem solved
Thanx a lot Tom

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Geeklog Polish Support Team