Question

I have this saved as WebStatisticsForAllWebs:

%TABLE{sort="on" initsort="3" initdirection="up"}%
|* Area *|* Topic *|* Last Modified *|* Last Editor *|
%SEARCH{"WebStatistics" scope="topic" nosearch="on" nototal="on" web="all" order="modified" format="| <nop>$web |$web.$topic|$date|$wikiusername |" limit="10" reverse="on" exclude="WebStatisticsForAllWebs"}%

I want to change this to a bookview showing only the latest month for all webs.

How can I do this? For one thing, I don't know how to select the 2nd row in the table.

Cheers, M.

Environment

-- MartinCleaver - 19 Nov 2003

Answer

Kudos to WalterMundt for his help on this one:

%TABLE{sort="on" initsort="3" initdirection="up"}%
| *Area:* | *Month:* | *Topic <br> views:* | *Topic <br> saves:* | *File <br> uploads:* | *Most popular <br> topic views:* | *Top contributors for <br> topic save and uploads:* |
%SEARCH{"WebStatistics" scope="topic" web=regex=on nosearch="on" excludetopic="WebStatisticsForAllWebs" nototal="on" web="all" order="modified" format="| $web.WebHome $pattern(.*?statTopContributors.*?\n([^\r\n]+)\n.*)"}% 

Results from Support web retrieved at 19:07 (GMT)

Remaining issues:

1. it does not qualify the webnames (meaning FindElsewhere is left to do the work) and
2. I'd like the month to click through to WebStatistics

Both of these would require me to break out the pattern string - can I group and access components of the pattern, I wonder, i.e. $1 and $2

-- MartinCleaver - 10 Feb 2004