A more efficient way of showing the top files might be to track access in an
application scope variable, and save that to a custom dmFile property every
few hours.

Blair

On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 2:47 AM, Chris Roth <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Looking to do some clean up.
>
> 1. I have the verity plugin installed, is it safe to drop the
> stats.Search table? (it looks like the verity plugin uses
> farVerityLog)
>
> 2. The dbo.Stats table is out of control. What is the best way to
> clean it up? What is it still used for? I see the reporting tab is no
> longer in 5.1 but a "Statistics" option is available when Overviewing
> an object (under miscellanous).
>
> 3. Can the entire stats functionality be disabled? If so how?
>
> 4. We are using Google Analytics. Has any one discovered a decent way
> to track "downloads"?
>
> 5. One thing I do like to use (or rather am using) is a little include
> that displays the top 3 downloaded files, currently it looks like
> this:
>
>    <cfscript>qGetTopFiles = application.factory.oStats.getMostViewed
> (typeName='dmFile',dateRange='q',maxRows=3);</cfscript>
>    <cfif qGetTopFiles.recordcount>
>
>    <cfoutput>
>      <strong>Check out the most popular file downloads by Cascade
> Microtech's web site visitors.</strong>
>          <ul>
>        </cfoutput>
>
>    <cfloop query="qGetTopFiles">
>
>      <skin:view objectid="#qGetTopFiles.objectid#" typename="dmFile"
> template="displayTeaserHomePageList.cfm">
>
>    </cfloop>
>    </cfif>
>
> Obviously if I drop the stats stuff, this will not work. Does anyone
> have a good alternative?
>
> TIA!
>
> Chris
> >
>

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