Introduction

This script allows you to manage an unlimited number of s from a simple password protected Control Panel. You can assign each a meaningful name, view the total raw and unique for each and sort the entire list according to one of several available sorting methods.

You can manage s that are local and also those that are located on other domains.

One important thing you need to remember is that the latest stats for each are NOT obtained automatically. Instead you have to do this manually. Each time you run the script you'll be given the option to refresh all the data. You can also use the "Refresh All" and "Refresh Selected" options to do this.

Associated & CTR

Each can have associated with it an optional "Associated ". This will allow the script to calculate a CTR, or Click-Through-Ratio for this combination.

For example, let's say you have a webpage containing a hit-tracker and that page gets 100 total raw hits and 90 total unique hits. If you also have a click-tracker on that page which gets 50 total raw clicks and 30 total unique clicks then a CTR can be calculated. The CTR is a figure that represents the number of total clicks you've received on the click-tracker as a percentage of the number of total hits (or page views) the page has received.

In this example, the CTR would be 50% for the raw hits/clicks, and 33% for the unique hits/clicks.

A very low CTR is not good. It means people are viewing the page but not clicking on the click-tracker. A high CTR is great, but not easy to achieve.

Please note that if the CTR reads "-- / --" then it means either your or the "Associated " contains a ZERO count. A CTR cannot be calculated in this case.

Three pieces of information are needed here:

Brief description - Just enter a meaningful name or description. This is purely for your own reference.

Stats URL - Enter the full URL you would use to view the statistics for this , including the password.

Associated Stats URL - This is optional. Enter the full URL you would use to view the statistics for this , including the password.

Traffic bargraph

This section gives a visual representation of all traffic. On the left are the names of the s and beside each one are two bars, one representing raw , and the other representing unique .

Refresh All

This will refresh the statistical data for all of the s.

Refresh Selected

This will refresh the statistical data for each of the selected s. You can select/deselect any by checking or unchecking the small box beside the description.

Delete Selected

This will delete all of the selected s. You can select/deselect any by checking or unchecking the small box beside the description. Note that the actual s will not be deleted, only the entries for these s in the list.

Edit / Delete

Click "Edit" to edit the and "Delete" to remove it. Note that the actual will not be deleted, only the entry for this in the list.