Hello,

Can anyone suggest a sever-side web stat software that tracks dynamically created URL's like this...

i.e. www.website.com/index.php?=89 and www.website.com/index.php?=90

AWSTATS and 99% of all stats programs will only track visits to the index.php or just static pages. NOT the individual DB generated pages like ?=34 or ?=35.

Ideas?

S.

Write some code to write all that data in some text file.

Try this code to generate your own log file.

Code: [copy]

$abc = "hello" $filename ="my.log"; $myLog= fopen($filename,'a'); $log = $abc; fputs($myLog, $log); fclose($myLog);

Not many people realize that Awstats is a really powerful software with its ExtraSection feature. You can keep track of all the additional parameters from your URL, if you take the pains of setting it up. Check this URL for more information: [link]

Or, you can write your own log analyzer for tracking some of the dynamic pages in Perl, which reads the raw server log file at periodic intervals.

These days many of the good hosts offer you access to the raw server log files. You can run Awstats from any development server after downloading the log files.