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re-upload the file admincp/search_stats.php as the variable "$this" was renamed to "$thispage" |
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if you have all keywords searched just one time, then that means that no keyword is searched twice till now... you can try to click on any keyword on the footer and search for it.. it is supposed to be larger the next time u visit the homepage |
But it shows keywords with only one search on forumhome while there are keywords with more than one search.
The statistics also still show the top keyword with a lot of searches but it is blank. So I think something is wrong on my board. Its not wrking like it should. |
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I modified the hack to process the search directly instead of taking to search page (I like it that way)
I am attaching the modified product file in case some one else want it that way, Demo: http://www.unitedpunjab.co.uk/ |
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Nice mod; the only thing I'd change is the large font / font size representing the searches.
It makes my front page look inconsistent, so I disabled showing this on the front page. I use it just to monitor from the AdminCP. It would be nice to simply have the top searches there in a normal page font & do something like a mouse over or number next to each term in parenthesis representing search popularity. |
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Installed then Uninstalled. It crashed my board:
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Okay...I read through all this thread and see that I have to manually fix this issue. It also says it would be updated and fixed in the next few days from the 21st but it isn't. I will wait until it is. doing it manually is no problem. just don't want to :p
Great mod though ;) |
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u can query it manually though :) |
Is there a way to just show the top 5 most searched on forumhome? Without changing the fontsize, just 1. keyword 2. keyword 3. etc...
I'm guessing it's ORDER BY RAND() rand = random? How to make it order by most searched? |
Great job brother ..
Could you please add search terms from search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN? That can be done through reading visitor's browser header. |
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yes it could maybe soon ill add this feature Regards |
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can u please copy the error u got? |
it didn't order on count. But I installed it again and now it seems to order ok :)
But I still get this problem with the blank keyword: http://aycu14.webshots.com/image/170...5538836_rs.jpg |
Now it's ordering random again... strange. Ill' try to disable other plugins, maybe something is interfering.
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Ok ordering is solved, needed to add 'DESC'
thanks anyway coder |
Works not, tableprefix at (un-)installcode missing. :down:
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gr8 work for seo ;)
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I'm getting the blank keyword as well. Any fix for this?
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It works great for me, however.... is there any way to get it NOT to list words that are in the censor filter? Ie: if you search for "the f word" (you know what I mean) it lists it, plain as day, under the searches. Not good if you run a family-oriented forum.
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Thanks! Joe |
Excellent Mod, thankyou very much. I just manually had to enter the forum database prefix and worked a treat.
Regards, Joel |
Great idea for a hack. I've asked many people about something exactly like this! There is no better keyword data than from your internal search!
Edit: gah - is there anyway that the output can be displayed on a page in the admin control panel. I don't want others to see this data, it should be used internally only. Like a list of the last 100 searches or something. |
Cool Mod.. thx!!
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Hello, i just install this module and after this i get this error
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When using this mod in Firefox, the keywords show weird behavior. For instance: a keyword like "Roma Pass" would show "Pass" at the end of line 2 and "Roma" at the beginning of line 1. (See screenshot 1, and yes, this is one keyword, not two). Also, as soon as one clicks a keyword, the keywords sort of jump around and even disintegrate before the search-page is loaded, and most of the time the search page isn't even loaded at all. Link: http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/ Screenshots attached. This is the source code of the page: HTML Code:
<td class="alt1" width="100%"><span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=jugendherberge"><font size="3">jugendherberge</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=rom meer"><font size="3">rom meer</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=romapass"><font size="2">romapass</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=Roma Pass"><font size="3">Roma Pass</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=Toiletten"><font size="3">Toiletten</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=Kolosseum"><font size="5">Kolosseum</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=tempel"><font size="2">tempel</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=taxi pauschale"><font size="3">taxi pauschale</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=taxi"><font size="2">taxi</font></a></span> <span dir="rtl"><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.roma-antiqua.de/forum/search.php?do=process&query=Fiumicino"><font size="2">Fiumicino</font></a></span> </td> In IE everything works just fine. |
Never mind, fixed it myself. Maybe you should think about changing the code accordingly?
I had to change the code of the "forumhome_complete" plugin. It's this piece of code: Code:
$r = round($rat*$put['count']); Next problem, which caused the funny line-changing-behaviour I described: If you insert " " only, Firefox will not allow linebreaks there - which is exactly as it should be (after all, nbsp stands for non breaking space). So linebreaks will only be where there happens to be a space in the keywords (i.e. if the search term consists of two words). Solution: Add a normal space in the code after the closing a-Tag. So, the code from above looks like this and now works all well in Firefox! Code:
$r = round($rat*$put['count']); --- Furthermore I centered the keywords, which is really easy to do. Instead of the original template-modification-code provided, use this: Code:
<if condition="$vbulletin->options['setting_searchstats_showuser']"> |
Another question I have.
At my forum it seems that not the most searched keywords are displayed, but a random choice of all keywords. If I hit reload every so often, sometimes one or other of my most searched for keywords vanish. |
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Also, it would be great if you could make it so that it would log what people search for via the Zoints Tag search. |
For all the people who have the SQL problem:
You have to rename the created table, MANUALLY, with PhpMyAdmin or other SQL management scripts, from coder_searchstats, to vb_coder_searchstats. The creator of this module, appends all over the place, the VB standard table prefix, although he creates the database without it. |
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