> does anybody know a way to make a distinction > between robots and users? > should I use the user agent? Or is this not a safe method. > If the visitor is a spider/robot I want to include some script > containing extra URL's for the robot.
I am very interested too in this, as I received visits from a site with a rather strange user agent (well, at least, that I did not expect) on a web site of mine. The user agent was something like "SurveyBot/2.2 <a href=\'http://www.whois.sc\'>Whois Source</a>" I really don't know how I should generate my pages in this case, what kind of stylesheet I should include to make the page correct (if I even have to). Anyway, the real question behind is : Is there a good way to handle the user agent info? Vincent Vandemeulebrouck http://www.leguerriersorde.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
