WebDNA HitLogger available (was Signal Raised Error)
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14211
interpreted = N
texte = >>Do I need to add another line to the WebCat Prefs file to do this?>>Yes, it works just like a database does -- tab-delimited>>>do I need to create that WebCatalog.debug file so the logs can be>>appended to it?>>No, it happens automatically>>>Webcatalog.debug field is capturing info for all incoming requests, can>>I use it to log sites?>>Not a good idea because too much information comes thru there, and>it will use up your hard disk (and slow everything down). If you>want to log sites, WebCatalog has far better tools to do that -->look at the StarNine pages for Extending WebCatalog and you will see>a WebDNA download for doing sophisticated page counters and such. I>think it's called MasterCounter or something like that.No, MasterCounter is something I wrote for another purpose ... but Ihave a very basic HitLogger I just sent to someone else (I wrote itlast week and it works), so if you want it I'll send it to you. Butlike I say, it's VERY basic and the instructions are minimal, soyou'll have to play with it to figure it out.The basic WebDNA code in HitLogger can be used as a model forcreating your own custom Hit Logger. I might even be talked intowriting a complete Hit Logging solution for WebCat/Typhoon users ...if people will tell me exactly what they *think* they need it to do... :)Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutions808-737-6499http://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/.
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- WebDNA HitLogger available (was Signal Raised Error) (Kenneth Grome 1997)
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>>Do I need to add another line to the WebCat Prefs file to do this?>>Yes, it works just like a database does -- tab-delimited>>>do I need to create that WebCatalog.debug file so the logs can be>>appended to it?>>No, it happens automatically>>>Webcatalog.debug field is capturing info for all incoming requests, can>>I use it to log sites?>>Not a good idea because too much information comes thru there, and>it will use up your hard disk (and slow everything down). If you>want to log sites, WebCatalog has far better tools to do that -->look at the StarNine pages for Extending WebCatalog and you will see>a WebDNA download for doing sophisticated page counters and such. I>think it's called MasterCounter or something like that.No, MasterCounter is something I wrote for another purpose ... but Ihave a very basic HitLogger I just sent to someone else (I wrote itlast week and it works), so if you want it I'll send it to you. Butlike I say, it's VERY basic and the instructions are minimal, soyou'll have to play with it to figure it out.The basic WebDNA code in HitLogger can be used as a model forcreating your own custom Hit Logger. I might even be talked intowriting a complete Hit Logging solution for WebCat/Typhoon users ...if people will tell me exactly what they *think* they need it to do... :)Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutions808-737-6499http://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/.
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