In this video we will look at how to report on the search terms that users have typed into search engines. You can also view this information in a text article here: http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/reporting-on-keywords-typed-into-search-engines/
This blog article will look at the different permissions that can be assigned to users and groups to access the web module and its features, and how this can be done. […]
In this video we will look at the structure of report templates, and how you can use structure to report on what you want to see. You can also view this information in a text article here: http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/report-templates-template-structure/
Release Date: 3rd April 2013 Changes since 2.2.0.84: Log Formats: Apache: Alteration to Apache IBM format (duration field) Astaro: Fixed Date/Time field (time missing) ContentKeeper: Added support for new ContentKeeper syslog format IronPort: Added Ironport W3C format IronPort: Fixed Bounce Mail detection & importing IronPort: Renamed Ironport 'C350 mail' to 'C-series mail' IronPort: Improved C-Series [...]
This article will show you how to report on categories of websites with WebSpy Vantage. […]
Profiles in WebSpy Vantage are WebSpy’s own site categorization system. The categorization is done using keyword matching on the entire URL of the website, and the results of this can be seen in Reports and Summaries Analyses. Vantage comes with some sample profiles included which can be fully customized to suit your own categorization requirements. [...]
This video will explain how to publish a report to the Vantage Ultimate Web Module, and the various options and permission settings available. You can also view this information in a text article here: http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/publishing-a-report-to-the-web-module/
This article will explain how to publish a storage to the Vantage Ultimate Web Module, and the various options and permission settings available. […]
In this video we will look at the construction of a node within the report template, and what you can customize on it. You can also view this information in a text article here: http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/report-templates-what-makes-up-a-node/
This video tutorial looks at the first step in customizing report templates - duplicating them to your own log file schema, so that you can use all of the fields from your log files rather than just the base fields. You can also view this information in a text article here: http://www.webspy.com/blogs/index.php/report-templates-making-the-most-of-your-data/