To get around XSS you can use GET requests to your logging script,
sending the data as arguments by one of two methods (maybe there are
others?):
* one way is to just "get" an Image by setting an image's SRC to
your logging script.
* another is to have an inline IFRAME where you also
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Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Web analytics for POST data
Alejandro Garza Gonzalez wrote:
> 1) You *can* use GA and some Javascript embedded in your III pages to
> log "events" (as they´re called in GA lingo). The javascript (depending
> on your codi
Alejandro Garza Gonzalez wrote:
1) You *can* use GA and some Javascript embedded in your III pages to
log "events" (as they´re called in GA lingo). The javascript (depending
on your coding wizardry level) could track anything from hovers over
elements, form submission, "next page" events, etc.
I see two ways to do this:
1) You *can* use GA and some Javascript embedded in your III pages to
log "events" (as they´re called in GA lingo). The javascript (depending
on your coding wizardry level) could track anything from hovers over
elements, form submission, "next page" events, etc.
2)
