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  • charlie6763
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2001
    • 3056

    #1

    Server Stats & Sales Tracking

    I'm hoping to find a package that offers the following:

    1. Comprehensive server stats
    2. Ability to report referring URL's of sign-ups (without using an affiliate coded link).

    Ideally, I'd like to find one package to accomplish both these tasks however if that's not available please recommend solutions to accomplish either one. Thanks!
  • charlie6763
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2001
    • 3056

    #2
    BUMP

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    • Trax
      [----------------------]
      • Aug 2001
      • 14486

      #3
      Originally posted by charlie6763

      2. Ability to report referring URL's of sign-ups (without using an affiliate coded link).
      lol
      how do you wanna do that

      surfer visits
      0) referring url
      1) index.html
      2) tour1
      3) tour2
      4) join
      5) signup page

      how do you wanna keep the referring url without any special linking code


      either i got you wrong or you want something impossible

      choose

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      • charlie6763
        Confirmed User
        • Nov 2001
        • 3056

        #4
        Originally posted by Trax


        lol
        how do you wanna do that

        surfer visits
        0) referring url
        1) index.html
        2) tour1
        3) tour2
        4) join
        5) signup page

        how do you wanna keep the referring url without any special linking code


        either i got you wrong or you want something impossible
        choose
        Not sure what's so funny? I'm not a programmer but it seems like some pretty basic stuff to me. Oh, I don't know say something like:

        1. Surfer comes from site A to site B.
        2. When they hit any page on site B that has a couple lines of html code inserted a cookie would be passed to the surfer's PC with the referring URL of site A.
        3. If the surfer then signs-up and logs-in in to the site somehow the cookie is retrieved and the referring URL is sent to the webmaster via sendmail or maybe even made available via some sort of dynamic web-based reporting system.

        Like I said, I'm not a programmer but it certainly doesn't seem to be "something impossible".
        Last edited by Jake; 01-26-2004, 07:18 AM.

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        • jwerd
          Confirmed User
          • Jun 2003
          • 1953

          #5
          For a case like this, sessions would be much more effective than to use cookies.

          We can help you out! Let's discuss all the further details via email - [email protected]. I've done several jobs that are like this, I am willing to help and get this on the road for you.

          Thanks for your time.
          Yii Framework Guru - Seasoned PHP vet - Partner @ XXXCoupon.com

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