1. Edit Configuration
2. Configure Reports...
3. Object Types (pages, images, etc.)...

If you prefer to manually edit your configuration files, use the following syntax for this option:

subreports
pages *.html|*.htm|*.shtml|*.cgi|*.asp 10 folders Web Pages
images *.gif|*.jpg|*.jpeg|*.png 10 Images
audio *.au|*.wav|*.riff|*.ra|*.ram|*.wma|*.mp3 10 Audio
video *.mpg|*.mpeg|*.qt|*.quicktime|*.wmv|*.rv 10 Video
java *.class|*.jar|*.cab 10 Java and ActiveX Binaries
javascript *.js 10 Javascript Libraries
other placeholder 10 other Additional Objects
end subreports

Many different types of documents appear on every web site. The Object Types ^(subreports) option is used to break them down into useful categories, such as "web pages", "images", "audio", "video", and so on. These then appear as separate sections of the Top Documents ^(documents) and Top Documents by Directory ^{(directories)} reports.

For each object type, there must be a keyword (a single word which uniquely identifies it, such as pages, a pattern which determines which URLs are included in the object type (such as *.wav|*.au|*.mp3; for more information, see patterns), a maximum number of items to include in the subreport, or ALL (by default, this is set to 10), and a descriptive label (such as Web Pages).

In addition, there are two optional flags which can be set for each object type: folders and other. The folders flag indicates that this object type should also match all URLs that refer to folder home pages, such as / and /subdirectoryname. The other flag indicates that this object type should match all URLs that do not match any other object type.

Only one object type at a time can have the other flag set. Similarly, only one object type at a time can have the folders flag set. See also Top Documents Report (documents) and Chart Documents by Directory (directories).

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