I have some simple scripts that track referrals, BUT
1) I haven't even looked at them, 2) I would have to find them amongst the few hundred scripts in my collection, and then 3) they would need to be installed. They are perl and/or php.
This cannot all be done overnight.
But if you are willing to wait a few days, I might be able to help (or maybe not, depends on whether the scripts I have would be what you need).
PS, these are mostly free scripts that I have. I don't have very many of the "boughten" kind.
RishiBoy
Feb 28 2003, 11:02 PM
Would they work on a normal angelfire/geocities/freewebs type page?
If so, then I wouldn't mind waiting a few days.
petcalent
Feb 28 2003, 11:17 PM
ia an html page?
freeandeasy
Feb 28 2003, 11:19 PM
Some php scripts do not use mysql. Those might work at a free site. But right now I'm doing a search to see if I can find a javascript that will work. If I can find one, that would be your easiest solution.
I can't find anything in javascript that does what you want. It's late and I'm falling asleep, but tomorrow I'll see if I can find a simple php script that will work.
Cool, a javascript will work? I'll have to study that and see if I can figure it out. I'm not very techy.
RishiBoy
Mar 1 2003, 08:26 AM
I need more help.. How do I use that java script/line?
RishiBoy
Mar 1 2003, 08:57 AM
Thanks! It works..
I have one more question, what is the java I should put on each page to keep the referrer id?
petcalent
Mar 1 2003, 03:29 PM
java is not the same than javascript
Depending the number de pages you uses, you can opt for a cookie or add the refnumber to all the hyperlinks, concatenating strings or something similar. You may wait for Reductor better.
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