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who's been at my website?

KoNiT · 2004-03-12 19:33:21

Hi Is there any way of telling who's been visiting a website? I get the weekly web stats from eircom, but is there away of finding out what country/county the browser is from?

12-03-2004 7:33pm

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KoNiT

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Hi

Is there any way of telling who's been visiting a website?

I get the weekly web stats from eircom, but is there away of finding out what country/county the browser is from?

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#2 12-03-2004 7:34pm

garthv

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i dunno,maybe you could try getting an ip logger for your site and then using those ips to get their country of origin

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#3 12-03-2004 8:03pm

bus77

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Get one of them 3rd party web counter things, some of them give you real detailed stats.

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#4 12-03-2004 8:07pm

nahdoic

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You could try StatCounter and have their latitude and longitude plotted on a map as well find out about their county/city/state and country.

It's free as well and run by a guy from Dublin (me).

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#5 13-03-2004 10:22pm

Philbert

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I use Statcounter and it is exactly what you're looking for.

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#6 14-03-2004 7:21pm

KoNiT

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Cheers, I'll get it tomorrow

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#7 15-03-2004 9:26am

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Statcounter rules!

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#8 16-03-2004 1:11pm

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Has anyone suggested StatCounter yet?

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#9 16-03-2004 2:00pm

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or else try StatCounter

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