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Hi Imar,

This should work for the logging part:

Dynamicweb.Frontend.StatisticsObject stat = new Dynamicweb.Frontend.StatisticsObject("[ModuleSystemName]", "[id of element]");

However, I'm not sure if the statistics module is capable of displaying statistics data from a custom module. Anyways, data are stored in the StatV2Object table, and please note that the Statv2ObjectType field that contains the module system name has a limit of 10 characters ny default.

Hope you're doing great:)

BR.
Lars

Hi Lars,

Yes, I am doing great, thank you.

Also thanks for the warning on the column length. If the module name is too long, it simply doesn't log. Wouldn't have found out why otherwise. That also nicely changed my module name from CustomHello to CustomHell ;-)
Also, I thought I needed to call stat.Log but then it logs twice. It seems that the overloaded constructor already logs (as your example showed).

And no, custom modules don't show up unfortunately. I tried to implement my own StatisticsProvider but that works for eCom only. So, while I could display module statistics for my own module using a StatisticsProvider, it requires eCom and displays the statistics at a very odd place.

Is it possible to somehow hook into the standard CMS statistics?

Imar

Haha, CustomHell :-)

Unfortunately, the statistics menu is as hard coded as it could pussibly be (check out Admin\Module\StatisticsV3\IFTree.aspx), so there's no way of affecting this unless you do something really nasty to this file.

BR.
Lars