Visitors Table Module

for joomla!


Description

The visitors table module is a very simple, but very important module for joomla. It's a totaly free module. When a user visit your website, informations about him stored to sql table. So, you will know who visited your site, when and which article or articles he visited. The data that stored in sql table are

Unfortunatelly, we haven't create a frontend or backend component yet, and you have to use phpmyadmin or other SQL gui for reading these information. We will do this in next versions.

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How to use

It is very easy to use this module. After installing the module with extension manager, you have to create a new visitors_table module and place it to a position. By placing the module to a position nothing changed to you frontend site. This is only for adding the php code to your website

Don't forget to enable the module to all menus

That's all! Now view the table named visitors (of course with the prefix which joomla put in front of sql tables) and view the visitors informations of your website

Maybe you will inderstand better the module usage by viewing the screenshots


Screenshots

setting up the module
How to setup the module
setting up the module
Allow module run to all pages
sql table
When the module installed and after first time executed this table created at sql database

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The latest module version: 1.0.0 (released 12-01-2011)
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License

The module is a free tool under GNU/GPL v2

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About

This module created by Nikolaos Konstantinidis. Contact with developer by email here

The module is a free tool under GNU/GPL v2



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