Browsing Lakota translation

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This statistics screen shows a pie chart of the top Google keywords used to find the site, with a text-listing of the same statistics below. Such data helps you see how to refine your website to be better in tune with what people are searching for.

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The software comes with a large list of mappings that allow it to determine where on the planet (with a reasonable degree of accuracy) an IP address is. This allows more detailed statistics concerning placement of members and visitors. However, this list is too long to sensibly be installed when the software is installed, so it has to be installed separately. To do this, you simply click the "Install geolocation data" link in the "Site statistics" section of the left-hand Admin Zone menu. The resulting page will automatically refresh many times so that it can easily install all the required data.

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It's always nice to be able to summarise your site's activity: average visitor counts, which search engine terms are finding your site, the browsers your visitors are using, and so on. You can view all the collected statistics using state-of-the-art [abbr="Scaleable Vector Graphics"]SVG[/abbr] technology (which allows you to view the graphs interactively).

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Demographics

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This graph shows the age distribution of your members.

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Delete page access statistics

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Permanently erase log data used to calculate page access statistics. There are currently {1} records stored, and the site is configured to automatically delete records after {2} days. Deleting data will leave holes in the given statistics.

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Delete log data older than this number of days.

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Choose the number of days of log data you would like to keep. Log data older than this will be backed up as a self-restoring PHP file, then deleted from the database. You will be provided a download link for the backed up data.

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Download the backed-up log data