PHPCounter Page Counts Plugin
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Page Counts Core Plugin
Page Counts displays a list of each page that is tracked and tells you how many requests were made for that page. By default, it works with the current Epoch, but can analyse any other Epoch's data.
For each page, Page Counts displays the absolute count (number) of hits and what percentage of the total hits this page represents. For each page, it shows you when the page was first visited during the current Epoch.
It also shows a hits per day rate. The rate is calculated as the number of hits in the Epoch. It PHPCounter is displaying the current Epoch, then the start of the Epoch is defined as the starting point. The end time point is the current time.
If PHPCounter is displaying an old Epoch, the very first hit's time is defined as the start time. The last hits' time is taken as the end of the Epoch.
There is a 'Filter' link next to each page cout. This is a link to the Filter Core Plugin to show you the log data for this particular page.
Note that hit rates are calculated for the Epoch being analysed, even if the PHPCounter is set to keep counts between Epochs. The reason for this is that there is no easy way to know during which of the previous Epochs the page was first tracked.
