- Getting Started with This Installation
- Themes Choice and Configuration
- Content: Stories, Blogs, Forums, Books, and Pages
- Users: Site Access, Registration, and Posting
- Blocks: Controlling Content in the Columns
- Menus, Blocks, and Primary and Secondary Links: Creating Navigational Links
- Tracking and Statistics
- Additional Modules & Features
- Example Drupal Education Sites
- Additional Site Administration and Pedagogical Tips
- System Requirements, Installation, and Upgrading
- Licensing
Tracking and Statistics
Submitted by tcsalvo on Thu, 2005-05-12 15:23.
Drupal provides a number of ways to find out who has been visiting the site and who has been posting content:
- User list page. A table of users with their last access to the site.
- Drupal logs provide userful statistics and system-generated messages such as recent hits and referrer logs.
- Recent posts page (link available in the main navigation menu). The most recently updated nodes, including those with new comments. Logged in users will find a red asterick * beside all new or updated content.
- Content configuration and comment configuration sections. Each provide tables listing nodes and comments respectively from which an administrator can edit, view, or delete.