Donate Share

StatViz: graphical clickstream analysis

Code

Programming Languages: PHP

License: MIT License

Repositories

browse code, statistics, last commit on 2005-02-03 cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@statviz.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/statviz login

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@statviz.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/statviz co -P modulename

Show:

What's happening?

  • Statviz output generate incorrect display

    hi, I am new to statviz, just configure for my server , but when i generate the output, something wrong with the image display . Anyone know what is this problem ? Image , prefer this link : http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2051/2182010545_e85c129615_b.jpg Thank you.

    2008-01-10 08:21:04 UTC by harrytran

  • Comment: DOT color name problems

    FWIW, I also find that sometimes there is not enough contrast between the foreground and background with most colours.

    2007-03-02 22:44:23 UTC by symcbean

  • Love Statviz but....

    Hi, I've finally got statviz running. Not a problem with your code per se - Love Statviz HATE PEAR!!! There seem to be several dependancies broken in PEAR, for various reasons I can't upgrade PEAR past 1.4 just yet which means downloading older versions of Config, which breaks some other dependencies, then I get that sorted out and then I get PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined...

    2007-03-02 22:41:38 UTC by symcbean

  • Followup: RE: Thanks for trying StatViz!

    I have found several simple solutions to the issues mentioned in this forum. I've posted some information on my blog at http://ctotodevelopers.blogspot.com/2006/01/clickstream-analysis-tool.html.

    2006-01-26 17:12:21 UTC by ikesac

  • Comment: StatViz bails out on "incorrect" log lines

    I forgot to say -- it would of course be great if StatViz could skip incorrect log lines with a warning instead of bailing out (maybe a configuration option). Best regards, Björn.

    2005-12-19 12:40:07 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: StatViz bails out on "incorrect" log lines

    Logged In: YES user_id=971939 Another suggestion related to this one -- please make it an option to ignore incorrect log lines, instead of the entire StatViz processing stopping because of such lines. Many thanks in advance! Best regards, Björn.

    2005-12-12 13:26:06 UTC by bwiberg

  • Comment: Config.php missing on line 28

    Logged In: YES user_id=871649 This isn't exactly a bug; rather statviz requires a couple of PEAR modules be installed. It's sortof an RTFM issue, but I have also updated the code to gracefully check for this condition and issue a readable warning/reminder about dependencies rather than just dying.

    2005-10-08 04:32:06 UTC by apinstein

  • DOT color name problems

    I found that the color names "green" and "red" caused problems on my system. It seems that "green1" and "red1" are the equivalents, and work just fine. Proposed change in function process_sessions(): case 1: // CUSTOM: "green" replaced with "green1" to avoid possible DOT color name problems //...

    2005-09-21 11:12:32 UTC by bwiberg

  • DOT graph size causes large graphs to be truncated

    I have found that NOT specifying the size=... directive in the $graph variable in process_pairs() allows the graph to expand as necessary (useful if you want to generate images from them and/or have very large graphs). This avoids the graph being truncated by the size directive. Proposed fix: // CUSTOM: Do not include fixed graph size (to allow graphs to expand as needed)

    2005-09-21 11:09:42 UTC by bwiberg

  • StatViz bails out on "incorrect" log lines

    StatViz bails out (exits) when encountering "incorrect" log lines. For instance, non-compliant(?) browsers that do not specify "HTTP/1.x" at the end of the GET line causes StatViz to exit. Also, a GET request for "?variable=value" would cause StatViz to exit. Proposed fixes: Change the regexp in function processLogLine(): // SkipURLs // --- snip --- //...

    2005-09-21 11:06:57 UTC by bwiberg

Our Numbers