Re: Re: RFC about a different approach of statistics using phpOpenTracker

> will  store an additional data field (named "field" in this example)
> and associate it with the tracked visitor.

> "field" may be used as a value for the "what" parameter of the "top"
> API call.
Before I really start, I have a preliminar question:
my aim is to provide the site manager with statistics about what the
user requested, where he cames from (ROI), and what subscription
method he ended up with. Should I store add data only for one access,
or should I store as many of them as I can on each page ?
If I'm not wrong, I should be able to tell for access log entry X that
user was on page X before that with add data A and B, right ? But I
think that such a query is more resource intensive. On the other hand,
Storing many add data (something like 5 or 6 add info) for each entry
might end up with a big DB right ?

And does the split_tables plugin also splits the add_data table ?

By the way, no, add_data are not documented :)

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