Hi,
i doubt this is possible. Try separating the sub pages into separate
swfs, and load them on-demand. You can then look at your server logs
and see which swfs have been accessed.
On 10/11/06, Sascha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My Client asked for a feature with that they can check how many
] Logging Flash-Internal User Access?
Hi,
i doubt this is possible. Try separating the sub pages into separate
swfs, and load them on-demand. You can then look at your server logs
and see which swfs have been accessed.
On 10/11/06, Sascha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My Client asked
I can't lend you any source, but my tip would be to setup a 'dummy' page
or pages and then add
getURL(dummy_page.php?section=5)
or
getURL(dummy_page5.html)
into your flash, then the client's web server logs will show the
requests and they can do whatever they want using standard log
It's actually pretty straightforward and easy. Here's a quick way to
track page impressions with no back-end code whatsoever.
Create empty (0 bytes) .txt (or .html) files and put them in a folder on
the server. Have Flash loadVars the txt files and append a noCache
argument with the date in
, October 11, 2006 10:47 AM
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] Logging Flash-Internal User Access?
It's actually pretty straightforward and easy. Here's a quick way to
track page impressions with no back-end code whatsoever.
Create empty (0 bytes) .txt (or .html) files and put them in a folder on
the server
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It's actually pretty straightforward and easy. Here's a quick way to
track page impressions with no back-end code whatsoever.
Create empty
Go the easiest (and coincidentally the best) route with Google
Analytics ... hint: ExternalInterface calls to UrchinTracker('/site/
section') will cure what ails ya and wow the client (especially if
you set up usage funnels and the other goodies urchin offers).
Hope this helps,
Jason
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