On Tue, 2 Jan 2001, rick lepage wrote:
> [I sent this last week, but didn't get any responses - I'm hoping that it
> just got lost in the holiday traffic]
>
> I'm trying to track specific links throughout my site using NAME references,
> so I can see what people are clicking on from my main page.
>
> i.e. these links are on my home page:
> sitepage2.html#link1 sitepage2.html#link2 etc.
>
> They're showing up in the log files, but I can't seem to get Analog to
> report them specifically with the '#linkx' tag anywhere (I assume this would
> be in the referrer reports), and I'm assuming that it is because Analog uses
> the '#' character. I've tried a number of different INCLUDE commands and
> arguments, but I just can't seem to get it to work. What am I missing?
>
All previous answers are wrong. :)
Sorry, you can't. They're deliberately stripped off (alias.c, line 216 for
anyone who cares).
The reason is the following. Suppose you clicked on
<a href="page.html#name">, scrolled around a bit, and then followed a
link. Then some broken browsers report the referrer as page.html#name,
whereas it should be page.html.
--
Stephen Turner http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/
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