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- | If you host downloadable content on SDF, you may want to get an idea of how many people have downloaded things and which are the most popular. In this tutorial, I will focus on an example of tracking PDF formatted ebooks. After completing this tutorial, you should be able to modify things to suit your needs, even if your downloads are not ebooks. You will need to have PHP access to do this, so check your membership level before you get started. | + | If you host downloadable |
===== The Download Script ===== | ===== The Download Script ===== | ||
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Even if you're not a SQL expert, you can prune by simply picking a rowid and delete everything before it. " | Even if you're not a SQL expert, you can prune by simply picking a rowid and delete everything before it. " | ||
- | ====== Go Forth and Conquer | + | ===== Go Forth and Conquer ===== |
Now that you know what people are downloading from your site, you'll have better insight into what's popular and what's not. | Now that you know what people are downloading from your site, you'll have better insight into what's popular and what's not. |
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