Stephen's right, is a free tracker code...
Hitbox has something like this in their code, note that it appears right after they
ckeck the JavaScript for version 1.2+
<!--sv=12;ss=screen.width+"*"+screen.height;
sc=(bn=="MSIE")?screen.colorDepth:screen.pixelDepth;
if(sc=="undefined"){sc="na";};
//-->
my own site never detected my own settings whenever I hit it with Mozilla 2 browsers.
But the next one always seems to work....
<script><!-- s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)
//--></script> <script language="javascript1.2"><!--
s=screen.width;v=navigator.appName
if (v != "Netscape") {c=screen.colorDepth}
else {c=screen.pixelDepth}
j=navigator.javaEnabled()
//--></script>
<script><!--
function pr(n) {document.write(n,"\n");}
NS2Ch=0
if (navigator.appName == "Netscape" &&
navigator.appVersion.charAt(0) == "2") {NS2Ch=1}
if (NS2Ch == 0) {
r="&size="+s+"&colors="+c+"&referer="+f+"&java="+j+""
pr("<A HREF=\"http://www.TheCounter.com\" TARGET=\"_top\"><IMG")
pr("BORDER=0 SRC=\"http://c1.thecounter.com/id=298993"+r+"\"></A>")}
//--></script> <noscript><a HREF="http://www.TheCounter.com" TARGET="_top"><img
SRC="http://c1.thecounter.com/id=298993" BORDER="0" width="1" height="1"></a>
</noscript>
in both cases, the screen resolution etc. stops working whenvever I delete the
brackets (and view them as just one line)
these things also give you a cookie. Will that have something to do with screen
resolution?
Anand Bhatt.
http://anandbhatt.hypermart.net/
application/ms-tnef
