Keeping track of productivity without trading script
Is it possible to keep track of productivity for certain trades without using a trading script? I am talking hardlinks here.
Apache module perhaps?
Apache module perhaps?
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Nice thread. I've been wondering the same thing!Originally posted by Equinox
Is it possible to keep track of productivity for certain trades without using a trading script? I am talking hardlinks here.
Apache module perhaps?
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should definately be possible, but I've never heard of itOriginally posted by shermsshack
Nice thread. I've been wondering the same thing!Comment
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I bet Sleazy could share spill some holy water out of his well of wisdom here.Comment
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c'mon coders/tgp owners, share the wealth.Comment
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well, you would just have to record the outs something like:Originally posted by Equinox
Is it possible to keep track of productivity for certain trades without using a trading script? I am talking hardlinks here.
Apache module perhaps?
http://www.url.com/link?out=http://www.out.com/
and record the ins via your logs. Then get a script to calculate ins/outsComment
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Maybe it's their little secret. I have no skim, but a few blind links. I'd like to track the non-skimmed galleries and get rid of the link syntax so the page will be more SE friendly.Originally posted by Equinox
c'mon coders/tgp owners, share the wealth.
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Incoming links really arent an issue, you can count productivity using a SSI.
Outgoing links present the problem. A true hard-link will make no further query to your server telling it that a hit was made (uses the same code as an exit popup). There might be some hahahahahahahahahaha hack that executes on exit to hit your server though i dont know of any.
Im interested to know if anyone has solved this one, as it really affects all of our PR capability to be running through scripts instead of hard links.
Good question!
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Great find hyper! And no link syntax in front of the links is necessary?Originally posted by hyper
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http://www.hotscripts.com/CGI_and_Pe...ing/index.html
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http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Script...ing/index.htmlComment
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dont know sherm, you have to look script by script.Originally posted by shermsshack
Great find hyper! And no link syntax in front of the links is necessary?
you might have to always have to put somekind of link syntax if your counting outgoing clicks, because you will need to dump the info into mysql somehow
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i found this to using .htaccess
then you can track it in your regular stats program
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum39/274.htmComment
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actually I know how to do this, Lane came up with a fuckin smart solution a while back, I'd just need someone to code it for me ;-)
This would even run the best hitbot into tears.
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Good read Hyper... These all seem like doable solutions. I appreciate the searches, as well as the Insurnce search you did for me the other day. You're a class act!Originally posted by hyper
i found this to using .htaccess
then you can track it in your regular stats program
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum39/274.htm
Also...Equinox...If you find somebody to code this solution, please let me know. I'm very interested as well.Comment
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Originally posted by shermsshack
Good read Hyper... These all seem like doable solutions. I appreciate the searches, as well as the Insurnce search you did for me the other day. You're a class act!
Also...Equinox...If you find somebody to code this solution, please let me know. I'm very interested as well.
will do
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A real quick solution if you open links in a new window:
Just use a jscript that catches clicks and onclick reloads a pixel-sized image that is actually a php script that counts the click./(bb|[^b]{2})/Comment
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Originally posted by punkworld
A real quick solution if you open links in a new window:
Just use a jscript that catches clicks and onclick reloads a pixel-sized image that is actually a php script that counts the click.
that's exactly how it werks
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