I'm setting up some tracking stats for (opt-in) e-mail campaigns, and
one of the things I'm tracking is click-thrus. I'm going to re-direct
traffic thru a script that will just count the number of clicks, and
store that number in a mysql table.
It needs to be fast and efficient, and I'm
Hi,
You can just do an UPDATE:
UPDATE $table set total_clicked = total_clicked+1
Regards
rory oconnor wrote :
I'm setting up some tracking stats for (opt-in) e-mail campaigns, and
one of the things I'm tracking is click-thrus. I'm going to re-direct
traffic thru a script that will just
From: rory oconnor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm setting up some tracking stats for (opt-in) e-mail campaigns, and
one of the things I'm tracking is click-thrus. I'm going to re-direct
traffic thru a script that will just count the number of clicks, and
store that number in a mysql table.
It
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--Greg Johnson
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From: rory oconnor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 10:44 AM
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Subject: fast,efficient query for counting
I'm setting up some tracking stats for (opt-in) e-mail campaigns, and
one
You can avoid the step of extracting the row data by doing:
UPDATE mytable SET numclicks = numclicks + 1
-Kevin
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From: rory oconnor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 8:44 AM
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Subject: fast,efficient query for counting
I'm
