RE: FN-FORUM Page tracking

date posted 20th June 2002 12:47

Firstly please use Plain Text :)

Ok, of the top of my head you can create an include file that writes the
current page, and the page that called it (i.e. where it came from) into a
database along with any other info you want you could also use the sessionid
if you want to track the visitor through the site.

use HTTP_REFERER to get referring page and PATH_INFO or SCRIPT_NAME for the
current page.

Mark Anderson
01202 775483
07802 404838 mob
Web Development and database design
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http://www.anderson.uk.com

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[EMAIL REMOVED] Behalf Of Chappell, Mark
Sent: 20 June 2002 11:47
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Subject: FN-FORUM Page tracking


Is there a nice way that I can track what links people are clicking through
to on my website using ASP and database? Would be interesting to see what
are the most viewed pages but unfortunately I don't have access to web stats
and not that keen on paying for commercial software when surely there must
be a nice simple codies way?

Cheers



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