Thanks Seth.
http://statistics.cyberk.com/incoming/statsonline2.cfm is the page.
It does show the browser now, but no other vars. I can't believe the
referer var is not available. I'm tracking incoming visitors from an
ad. How else would I do that, if not the cgi referer? Any ideas?
Palyne
On 31 Oct 2001, at 13:01, Seth Bienek wrote:
Hey Palyne,
> View Source. If you can see your CFML tags, then your code isn't
> making it through the parsing engine. Make sure your CF templates
> end in .CFM or .DBM, and that they are, in fact, residing on the
> server and being delivered through http: and not file:. ;)
Take Care, Seth
> -----Original Message-----
> When I put the below code piece in a cfm page, the page displays the
> words (e.g., "Referer:") so the vars must be found, but it doesn't
> display the actual #value# after. Is there some different way of
> spec-ing cgi vars than CF vars? I found these listed in the Forta5
> book but no comment on 'how' to implement them. Thanks in advance
> for any help. Palyne
>
> <cfoutput>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_referer")>
> Referer: #cgi.http_referer#</cfif>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_ua_cpu")>
> CPU: #cgi.http_ua_cpu#<br /></cfif>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_ua_color")>
> Color: #cgi.http_ua_color#<br /></cfif>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_ua_os")>
> OS: #cgi.http_ua_os#<br /></cfif>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_ua_pixels")>
> Rez: #cgi.http_ua_pixels#<br /></cfif>
> <cfif isdefined("cgi.http_user_agent")>
> Browser: #cgi.http_user_agent#<br /></cfif>
> </cfoutput>
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