Hi Drew
Drew Jensen wrote:
Kay Schenk wrote:
a bit of info on the Mozilla site and its technology.
I did a wget on the index file and related js files. One of them seems
to be a reference to something called Urchin...a fairly sophisticated
and involved bit of client JS which does most of the magic for
creating the nifty download button you see at that site.
This software is NOT free, and since I didn't see an actual reference
to an API or anything of that sort at the Urchin site, I'm assuming
the talented moz folks took something that was provided and
extensively modified it.
Therefore, IF we wanted to do something like this, we could I guess
purchase an Urchin license to install on some DL server (could be the
main server but Collabnet doesn't allow messing with this much),
though this *might* be waste since we wouldn't be using a lot of the
functionality I guess.
HLH but not very helpful! :/
Hi Kay,
I don't think, well I doubt anyway, that urchin is doing the work on
this...this is a web usage analytic from Google - and is already used by
a number of OpenOffice.org sites.
Then again, urchin, does dig out quite a bit of information from the
users computer.
yes, you are correct, sort of...Google actually bought the Urchin folks,
so there you go!
Drew
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