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Title: Req: Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week/month/year
Post by: allanpro on July 31, 2006, 07:31:46 pm

Hi,

I suggest that the "Most Viewed" function is extended to support for instance:

- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week
- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last month
- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last year

This would be very nice for high traffic sites that wants to guide it's users into a certain direction.

Thanks for listening.

Br
Allan

Title: Re: Req: Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week/month/year
Post by: eruss on August 03, 2006, 05:45:03 am

Quote from: allanpro on July 31, 2006, 07:31:46 pm

Hi,

I suggest that the "Most Viewed" function is extended to support for instance:

- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week
- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last month
- Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last year

This would be very nice for high traffic sites that wants to guide it's users into a certain direction.

Thanks for listening.

Br
Allan

Sounds complicated.  Coppermine currently tracks the views in the hits field of the _pictures table.

You would need to have a database Mod that would also track the date for EACH HIT to have the function you are looking for.  That's a lot of extra database entries.

Title: Re: Req: Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week/month/year
Post by: Joachim Müller on August 03, 2006, 07:53:19 am

Yes, exactly. This would slow Coppermine down unnecessarily just for the sake of yet another stat. Won't go into the core.

Title: Re: Req: Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week/month/year
Post by: Tranz on August 03, 2006, 08:48:03 am

And the ironic thing is this would hit the large sites the hardest and they're the intended users of such a mod.

Title: Re: Req: Top 10 most viewed pictures in the last week/month/year
Post by: Paver on August 15, 2006, 03:43:48 pm

This is not to say an "Advanced Stats" plugin couldn't add-on such a feature.