hello,

im a newbie and i have installed drupal cms, but every time im working on the site , after few changes it get stuck , and the website on localhost is not possibel to acces annymore.

Already happend 4 time.

anybody know what is wrong?

i will put printscreen from the error here.

Thx in advance!

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Contributors, editors and other content maintainers of long-running Drupal sites should be able to easily see how their content has evolved over time. While analytics modules illustrate the consumption of our site content over time, we needed a tool to illustrate the creation of it.

To enable that, I've just published a new module called Content Metrics. It provides charts illustrating content activity, such as articles created per month over the past 12 months. It also has additional related charts (content type counts, and comments over time), and I'll add others soon.

My goal was to keep it very simple to start with, without loads of dependencies and without promising too much. It also needed to be helpful out-the-box, without requiring admins to spend ages setting it up.

Aren't there enough good modules like this already?

Before making this, I did a bunch of investigating of the current contrib modules, and I only decided to make this after confirming that there just isn't a simple, useful, well-maintained module that provided this sort of information in a a visual format (charts).

You're probably well aware of the many analytics modules: Statistics • Statistics Counter • Statistics Advanced • Statistics rolling period • Entity Metrics • Google Analytics • Page Analytics • AI Google Analytics • Visitors (Web Analytics) • Analytics

However they track site visitor data; they don't report on internal info.

There are also several modules that do report internal site info: Yet another statistics module • Statistics Pro • Metrics • Drupal Metrics • Prometheus Metrics • Users Metrics • Redirect Metrics • Cache Metrics • Server and Db metrics

However each of them had one or more of the following downsides: It didn't show helpful info about content over time, or it didn't show the data in charts, or it wasn't actively maintained, or it just took way too much time to set up. Most of them are great modules, but they're not what my team needs.

So if this is useful to your team or your clients, please give it a try and let me know how you'd like me to improve it; additional charts, exposed filters, different chart styles, etc.