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On Thu, 02 Mar 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
Methinks thou art confused, but only slightly.
me sorry, me look carefully next time.
No worries, mate. ...
yes, and are you going to use sql in the future? or just stay with zodb? i would think going with sql is better in the sense that most of us have that 2G fs limit, and putting data in sql would help separate data from zodb.
Actually, what I am working on is abstracting that out. :) What I _want_ to do, is to allow you to customize how you store the dynamic data (like hits, clicks, remaing hits/click, etc.); whether it be in an RDMS, Zope, File, whatever. I think I've got a pretty good handle on it ... on paper (yes, I still do much of my code-writing on paper ;)
- send statistics to clients via email
On what kind of schedule? By request, or by cron-job type setup? it's actually done by cron, and i would think you can do that easily.
I was thinking of an XML-RPC cronscript, though that wouldn't work on windows boxes(?). Perhaps the recent Scheduler product will mature enough, soon enough. ...
So far, I believe the following are set for the next version (by mid-March if all goes well):
o Click tracking o Stats (Views, Clicks, Click-through ratio, views/clicks left) o Keywords o Ways to avoid ZODB growth for each view/click.
i'll be waiting for this eagerly. BTW, i'd be glad to help in any ways i can. a little warning tho, i'm not an accomplished programmer, i wish i were, and know only so much sql. and i don't think i got good english!
Well, I can always use Guinea pigs^W^W testers ;) -- In flying I have learned that carelessness and overconfidence are usually far more dangerous than deliberately accepted risks. -- Wilbur Wright in a letter to his father, September 1900