- Compatible XF 2.x versions
- 2.3
- Visible branding
- Yes, but removable with payment
This add-on provides a comprehensive and visually appealing Traffic Counter and Statistics Widget for your sidebar. Unlike the standard "Who's Online" widget, this tool tracks visits over time (Daily, Monthly, Yearly) and provides detailed analytics for both your Forum and the Article Management System (AMS).
Key Features:
"You can see a live demo of the widget in action at: https://migratoria.it"
Key Features:
- Real-Time Visitor Counter: Tracks and displays current online users, guests, and even analytical bots.
- Traffic Analytics:Monitor unique visitors with specific counters for:
- Last 24 Hours
- Current Month
- Yearly Totals
- GeoIP Integration: Displays flags of the top visiting nations directly in the widget.
- Latest Members Styles:Highly customizable display for new registrations:
- Avatar only
- Username only
- Avatar + Username (Compact column layout).
- AMS Integration: Full support for Article Management System, displaying total articles and article views.
- Total Hits Counter: Displays a grand total of views or unique visitors based on your preference.
- Full Report Link: Includes a dedicated button to access a complete statistics page.
"You can see a live demo of the widget in action at: https://migratoria.it"
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Recommended Integration: Article Management System (AMS)
To unlock the full potential of this widget, we highly recommend integrating it with Article Management System (AMS) by Bob.
While our add-on works perfectly as a standalone forum traffic counter, it features native, built-in support for AMS. If AMS is detected on your system, the widget will automatically expand to include:
- Article Publishing Stats: Track the total number of professional articles published on your platform.
- Content Consumption Analytics: Display real-time view counts specifically for your article library.
- Unified Traffic Overview: See a combined total of both Forum and Article views in one sleek interface.
