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Submitted by James McMullan on March 25, 2006 - 11:30am in

Hi,

I'm getting this response when I do a getvisitorstats request:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<response>
   <request></request>

   <ChartURL><![CDATA[http://performancing.com/perfstats/api.php?action=getchart&blog_domain=easymoney.geniosity.co.za&dtype=visitor_stats&ctype=line&m=single_date&d1=2006-3-25&d2=]]></ChartURL>
   <Visits>0</Visits>
   <AverageVisitsPerDay></AverageVisitsPerDay>
   <AverageVisitLength></AverageVisitLength>
   <RepeatVisitors>0</RepeatVisitors>

</response>
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My questions are:

- Is "request" always going to be blank? Just curious...
- Is there anyway to put a 0 in Averages when it's zero? Does it make sense to do that? (I'm sure you have a reason for not putting one in)
- Is it possible for you to reformat your api examples to show the tags?

Thanks,
James


It looks like the drupal

It looks like the drupal codefilter module is broken again, all the examples show the xml code returned but unfortunately our drupal install doesnt want to show it. I just tried editing it again, can you take a look and see if it shows what you need now?

The examples work fine.

The examples work fine. thanks...

an FYI?

Hi again. Just an fyi that your examples are still not 100%... For example, the getoutboundstats is showing the results from the getvisitorstats... Obviously I can work around it by just sending a request and seeing what I get back, but thought you'd like to know...

Ok, thanks I will sort it

Ok, thanks I will sort it out

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