Measuring Page Hits

[username132]

I'm responsible for our college JCR website @ www.dur.ac.uk/stephenson.jcr (don't worry, my intended career path is biomedical...) and I was hoping I could find out how much it's constituent pages are actually used, and maybe where the hits are coming from (i.e in the area = GS students, outside the area = prospective students). Can anyone advise?

[Nudua]

Try this one: http://www.webstats4u.com

[real_illusions]

and this one i usehttp://www.tracewatch.com/very useful

[username132]

Thank you both. I'll try the webstats one first; but if I change the image to "display:none;" will it still get downloaded/counted?

[mpoer]

I use a perl script/software called AWStats. It is really useful if you have perl available

[aspnetguy]

I use a perl script/software called AWStats. It is really useful if you have perl available

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PERL *cringes with fear*PERL was the first server side language I learned. I don't think there is a slower language available . Don't get me wrong it was a great language in its day but it was one of the first. ASP or PHP run 5x faster while JSP and ASP.Net are even faster.