Full Visitor Intel is a military-grade tracking tool designed to provide deep insights into every visitor that accesses your website. It collects real-time data on user IPs, device types, operating systems, browsers, screen resolutions, and much more. Whether you're a web developer, cybersecurity expert, or an administrator seeking detailed visitor data, this tool offers you the precise visibility you need.
With Full Visitor Intel, you can optimize web engagement, improve security, and gain a deeper understanding of your site's visitors—all while maintaining privacy and adhering to strict data security standards.
- Track device details: Collect data such as device type (mobile, tablet, desktop), operating system, browser, and screen resolution.
- Geo-locate visitors: Track the IP address of every visitor and determine their country, city, and region in real-time.
- Analyze user-agents: Break down the browser version, operating system, and device details from the visitor’s user-agent string.
- Securely log sessions with detailed visitor information to keep track of site traffic and activity.
- You can configure the level of detail you collect to ensure you're compliant with privacy regulations such as GDPR.
- Easy to install: Simply include the JavaScript tracking script on your pages, and it starts working immediately with minimal impact on performance.
- You can easily configure what data to track and adjust logging frequency, making this tool adaptable to your needs.
Follow these steps to integrate Full Visitor Intel into your website:
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- Download the
index.phpfile that contains the Full Visitor Intel tracking script. - This file will handle the collection of visitor information, including IP address, user-agent, geolocation, device details, etc.
- Log in to your hosting account and access the cPanel or use an FTP client.
- Navigate to the root directory (usually
public_htmlor your domain's main directory). - Upload the
index.phpfile to this directory.
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Verify that your server supports PHP by creating a
phpinfo.phpfile with the following content:<?php phpinfo(); ?>
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Upload the
phpinfo.phpfile to the same directory and access it viahttp://yourdomain.com/phpinfo.phpto confirm that PHP is running.
- If you're logging visitor data to a file (e.g.,
visitor_log.txt), make sure the file is writable by the web server. - In cPanel or FTP, right-click on
visitor_log.txtand set its permissions to 644 (or 666 if necessary).
- Once uploaded, open your web browser and go to
http://yourdomain.com/index.php. - You should see a success message: "Visitor data logged successfully."
- Check the
visitor_log.txtfile or your database to verify that data is being captured.
- By default, the script logs data to a text file (
visitor_log.txt), but you can modify it to log to a database. - If you're using MySQL, configure the script to insert data into your database instead of logging to a file.
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To prevent unauthorized access to the log file, create a
.htaccessfile in the same directory asvisitor_log.txt:# Prevent access to log files <Files "visitor_log.txt"> Order Allow,Deny Deny from all </Files>
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Once set up, monitor the visitor data being logged.
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Analyze data such as visitor IP addresses, device types, browsers, and geolocations.
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You can check out the live demo of the Full Visitor Intel tool at the following link:
If you have any questions, need support, or want to get in touch with the author, here are the contact details:
- Author: ATRO RDX
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: https://Twike.wiki/svip.php
- WhatsApp: Send a message on WhatsApp
Feel free to reach out.