Sanjay,
While a product such as Web Trends will give you a broader picture, fine
tuning can be provided via a web content management system.
For example, a web content management system such as eContent which is
servlet based and includes source code (www.javacorporate.com) can provide
you with:
1. the # of times a user visits a particular page (or resource);
2 how many times a page (or resource) has been visited;
3. it can send a notification to a user when a resource is accessed, i.e.
when a user accesses a demo on javacorporate.com, one of our sales team gets
an email.
4. it can also send an auto-response to the user that accessed a page i.e.
when they accessed it for the first time.
Cheers
Sandra
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> Subject: Tracking user visit!!
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>
> Hi All
> Can I track the user visiting different pages in the following manner:-
>
> 1.No. of times user visit a particular page
> 2.If there are 100 users , how to keep track that which user has visited
>
> which page , how many number of times.
>
> If there will be a counter variable for each user how do i use that
> variable and how? Suggestions welcome.
>
>
> Regards
> Sanjay
>
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