I've seen this crop up when I click on a reference in one of the news
groups or an email. Your link, therefore is the email message.
Michael Mohr
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The wysiwyg:// is what Netscape uses to denote a source view. The
odd
thing about that is that source views don't have links, thus
shouldn't
be referrers... Does anybody know if maybe the Communicator
Composer
uses the same "protocol" and *does* link? That'd be my guess.
I'd say your best bet, analysis-wise, would be a FILEALIAS to
replace
wysiwyg with http and then go from there.
James Pike wrote:
> We have recently noticed URLs beginning with the term wysiwyg://
> instead of the standard http:// appearing in the referrer section
of
> our stats. Any help on why this is happening and what is causing
it?
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