Peter Jager wrote:
> Although I'm new to this list (hi!) I hope someone can help me with
> this:
>
> Most popular referrer to my website is a Dutch search engine called
> Ilse. It uses ";" instead of "&" to separate the arguments, like this:
>
>"http://www.ilse.nl/searchresults.dbl?LANGUAGE=NL;profile=st;family=no;search_for=presentatietechnieken;zoeken.x=27;zoeken.y=6;db=web;cacheid=0211290862542;pagnum=1"
>
> As a result, the search query doesn't show up in the report with just
> SEARCHENGINE http://*ilse.*/* search_for
> in the config file.
>
> After reading the Analog help I think I should be using some ALIAS
> command to make them appear in the report. But I'm afraid that's as
> far as I can get on my own with the helpfile. Can anyone give me a few
> pointers on how to make those queries appear?
>
I don't think you can easily substitute multiple occurances in Analog's alias
commands, but, if you only need the search_for parameter for that item, then maybe this
will work
REFALIAS http://*ilse.nl/searchresults.dbl?*;search_for=*;*
http://$1.isle.nl/searchresults.dbl?search_for=$3
Incidentally,
http://www.ilse.nl/searchresults.dbl?LANGUAGE=NL;profile=st;family=no;search_for=presentatietechnieken;zoeken.x=27;zoeken.y=6;db=web;cacheid=0211290862542;pagnum=1
is considere the 'right' way to do CGI scripts, even through (almost) nobody does them
that way. This is because the character "&" should be escaped under URL/URI
syntax. Therefore Analog should be able to parse a query string that is separated by
either ';' or '&'. I'd send a path Stephen, but I don't know where to find that in
your code. :)
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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