RE: Stats tracking logic question

maybe just use a fully implemented analytics package like WebTrends or HBX? THose you could implement with literally just an hour or less work on your part. The problem with going with the cheap-o ones on the market that cost $99 is that you get exactly what you pay for. The Realtor should be

RE: Stats tracking logic question

Then I started wondering if it might be best to create a new table strictly for tracking these stats. Each time someone does one of those things, it gets it's own row in the db. Yes, that is how I'd do it. Plus you can easily add new things to track, as it's not a new column listings

Re: Stats tracking logic question

maybe just use a fully implemented analytics package like WebTrends or HBX? THose you could implement with literally just an hour or less work on your part. +1 on using standard tracking and analysis techniques - since that's exactly what you need here. If using an outsourced / ASP solution is a

Re: Stats tracking logic question

I'm building a site for a real-estate company and they'd like to track several aspects of an individual listing as follows: I have a similar problem... I've inherited a site which uses a custom CMS to manage all the pages... Everything is referenced through one file (ala Fusebox though it's

Re: Stats tracking logic question

I have a similar problem... I've inherited a site which uses a custom CMS to manage all the pages... Everything is referenced through one file (ala Fusebox though it's not a Fusebox site) and URL parameters. index.cfm?cat_id=23content_id=320 At their old host - they had WebTrends but for the