Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Yes: a href=javascript:CountIt('actual link here')Text/a
And in ClickIt you'll have to append
if (goto) {
window.location=goto;
}
Obviously, you'll have to redefine ClickIt() to ClickIt(goto)
I don't know if all the code is 100% accurate, but that's definitely the direction to
go. You may have to change the JavaScript code to parent.window.location=goto if you
use frames.
HTH
Bogdan
Douglas Harter wrote:
My form contains a function called CountIt which increments a counter file on the
site. I mainly use it to count the hits on the page. I also have multiple a links
to .zip .txt files which can be accessed or downloaded. Is it possible somehow to
fake an onclick event so that when the user clicks on the link I can use the CountIt
function to increment a counter for that link?
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Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Maybe I should have mentioned that CountIt is a php function. Does that make
a difference? It is declared at function CountIt($filename) where $filename
is the file containing the count.
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From: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Douglas Harter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Yes: a href=javascript:CountIt('actual link here')Text/a
And in ClickIt you'll have to append
if (goto) {
window.location=goto;
}
Obviously, you'll have to redefine ClickIt() to ClickIt(goto)
I don't know if all the code is 100% accurate, but that's definitely the
direction to go. You may have to change the JavaScript code to
parent.window.location=goto if you use frames.
HTH
Bogdan
Douglas Harter wrote:
My form contains a function called CountIt which increments a counter
file on the site. I mainly use it to count the hits on the page. I also have
multiple a links to .zip .txt files which can be accessed or
downloaded. Is it possible somehow to fake an onclick event so that when
the user clicks on the link I can use the CountIt function to increment a
counter for that link?
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RE: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Please turn off your read receipt request in your email client. It's
very annoying.
Create a redirect page using php.
Something like
?
// log your hits here. Then...
header(Location: $QUERY_STRING);
?
Using a url such as:
http://www.domain.com/redirect.php?/someurl/somefile.ext
You should be able to track each file requested on your site this way.
Well, that's one way to do it anyway. Perhaps it will give you an
idea...
Matt Friedman
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From: Douglas Harter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday December 27, 2001 8:14 PM
To: Bogdan Stancescu
Cc: PHP Mailing List
Subject: Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Maybe I should have mentioned that CountIt is a php function. Does that
make
a difference? It is declared at function CountIt($filename) where
$filename
is the file containing the count.
- Original Message -
From: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Douglas Harter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: PHP Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 9:09 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Yes: a href=javascript:CountIt('actual link here')Text/a
And in ClickIt you'll have to append
if (goto) {
window.location=goto;
}
Obviously, you'll have to redefine ClickIt() to ClickIt(goto)
I don't know if all the code is 100% accurate, but that's definitely
the
direction to go. You may have to change the JavaScript code to
parent.window.location=goto if you use frames.
HTH
Bogdan
Douglas Harter wrote:
My form contains a function called CountIt which increments a
counter
file on the site. I mainly use it to count the hits on the page. I also
have
multiple a links to .zip .txt files which can be accessed or
downloaded. Is it possible somehow to fake an onclick event so that
when
the user clicks on the link I can use the CountIt function to increment
a
counter for that link?
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Re: [PHP] Can you fake a onClick?
Uh, ok. You said my form contains a function, so... Well, yes, you can do that too -- in the ugly way: http://www.clipart.com/ (take a look at the links -- using out.php?un=location, where out.php contains CountIt(). Bogdan Douglas Harter wrote: Maybe I should have mentioned that CountIt is a php function. Does that make a difference? It is declared at function CountIt($filename) where $filename is the file containing the count. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
