Re: FN-FORUM Page tracking

date posted 20th June 2002 16:41

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I don't familiar with the ASP, but i think for the global it is simple,
no matter what u use (ASP, PHP, JSP, PERL, etc), u can have several
scenarios. Some of that scenarios which is simple and i prefer are:

* U can make a common redirecting page which need one parameter. the
parameter is the url u want to go. For this case, in the referal
page (source page), links are pointed to this page. eg: in the
pageA.asp, there is a link to pageB.asp. you must change the link
to point to the pageC.asp. the link can be like
"pageC.asp?go=b.asp" or the similars. at the pageC.asp you can
track what your visitor want to visit and write that to the
database. after you did that, then u simply redirecting the page
to pageB.asp
* another solution is to include a counter at every page. the
counter did not show the counted visit to the visitor, but just
increment the number at the database.

i'm sorry if my sollutions aren't technical enough because of my
knowledge level at ASP.

Chappell, Mark wrote:

> 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?
>
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> Cheers
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I don't familiar with the ASP, but i think for the global it is simple, no
matter what u use (ASP, PHP, JSP, PERL, etc), u can have several scenarios.
Some of that scenarios which is simple and i prefer are:

U can make a common redirecting page which need one parameter. the
parameter is the url u want to go. For this case, in the referal page (source
page), links are pointed to this page. eg: in the pageA.asp, there is a link
to pageB.asp. you must change the link to point to the pageC.asp. the link
can be like "pageC.asp?go=b.asp" or the similars. at the pageC.asp you can
track what your visitor want to visit and write that to the database. after
you did that, then u simply redirecting the page to pageB.asp
another solution is to include a counter at every page. the counter
did not show the counted visit to the visitor, but just increment the number
at the database.

i'm sorry if my sollutions aren't technical enough because of my knowledge
level at ASP.

Chappell, Mark wrote: