On Jun 29, 2004, at 8:19 AM, Nick Baker wrote:

> CF 5.0
>
>  I am converting an HTML site that uses a lot of Bookmark linking to
> CF.��I
>  need to track when the visitor moves from one Bookmark to another on
> the
>  same page. I could break each section of the page into a separate CFM
>  template, but that would cause a server request, and slow down
> response time.
>
>  Is there some kind of client side (or JS) function that would
> communicate
>  back to the CF server when a link was click on?
>

Are the links target to your server or some other server.

1) If targets are on your server: change the link to a common CF
templaste & pass the  real target as Form/URL field -- then the common
template does whatever and cflocations to the target page,

2) if targets are on another server: the cleanest way is to use a
hidden frame.  recode the links so they a) post to your cf template
thru the hidden frame, b) follow the link via the visible frame.

HTH

Dick

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