There is a way for this, when visitors follow outbound links on
your pages:
With a little JavaScript and/or a CGI you could write any outbound
jump from your pages to a logfile. I think I've seen such scripts
in Freeware-CGI-collections, but haven't tried them myself yet.
> Colin Melville schrieb:
>
> I guess this may be impossible, but with such a versatile program I'll
> ask anyway.
> Is it possible to identify a visitor trail. i.e. what sequence of
> pages did they visit before they left the site.
> The REFERRER report identifies where a user came from, but how to know
> where they went?
>
> Colin Melville FRCA
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> webmaster for http://www.eha.org.uk
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