LogLog is just another Web Site Tracking System, no nonsense, small and easy to use. Track your web visitors by inserting some javascript into your pages.
The following data can be logged:
INSTALLATION:
LogLog is written in Classic ASP so your server must support ASP (Active Server Pages).
Upload the files to a folder on your web server under the Root Folder and name the folder LogLog. (Example: http://www.YourDomain.com/LogLog/)
Your LogLog folder will then contain these files:
InsertScript.txt: The code in this file is to be included in all the files you want to track. Just cut and paste the code. Place it at the bottom of the pages before the </body> tag.
This is the only file you have to open and edit. Do this:
1) Line 1: Set the correct file path for the file loglog.js
2) Line 20: Set the correct path for the variable LogLogTarget. Do the same thing in the noscript tag on Line 28.
ReadMe.html: This file.
loglog.asp: This file will do the actual logging and write the data you collect to the log file. This is the file you will be pointing to from all the Web Pages you want to track. If you want to collect less data, and you probably will, just out comment some lines in Sub Main.
loglog.js: This file will collect the data on the client and will be included in all the pages you want to track.
- But.. this script doesn't log the complete User Agent or Java or PDF or ..?
- There is almost no limit to what information you can track and combine. In my opinion most of it is completely useless, at least for "normal" sites, partly because different browsers behave differently and therefor return useless data. Besides, you already know that 95% of your visitors are using Internet Explorer. If this one week drops to 94.9%, so what? Do you really care about it?
Only one thing is really useful, that is counting page hits so you know what pages or subjects your visitors find interesting. And of course, if you have advertisements on your site, you would be interested in knowing what ads people click on. Just my 2 cents :-)
PRICING:
This is free software. Please see license info here.