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Drupal just stores the day count and the total count. Is there a way to give a week count to the node?

ps: i want to show a node title list.the sort creteria is decending the most viewsd in a week. by defaule Drupal just stores the day count and the total count. there is no week count.

could i use this: i add a node created time in a sql query which where clause is less than time()-24*7 like this where node time created < time()-24*7)then i use the total node count. then descending the result. the node title show will be the same as the week count. am i right? if right, how to put the sql query to views sort creteria .

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  • If you have the total number of times the node has been viewed in a day, you can calculate the total number the node has been visited in a week. This question is too generic; you should ask a more specific question if there is something more specific you don't understand. Differently, the question is not Drupal-related.
    – apaderno
    May 19, 2011 at 2:04
  • The "node_counter" table is not used, in Drupal 7; if the code you are writing will be ported to Drupal 7, you should consider this.
    – apaderno
    May 19, 2011 at 2:06

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You can use this not so well maintained module Statistics Granularity or learn how to do it yourself with this blog post: Advanced statistics for Drupal: most viewed nodes in a week, month, ...

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In case you are using views3, you can use the GROUP BY functions and do it via SQL. Alternatively there is a seperate module for views2.

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