> > Forgive an old guy here. This looks possible, in that I can have
> > the referring site give an ID#. Now let's assume you are the
> > referring site, and we give you URB as the referring ID.
> > Somebody goes to you and you point them to me
> > http://www.gapent.com/pr/ . What do you need as an ID# in the
> > above address? And when the visitor comes to me, what do I see
Well... if you add an ID to the URL, and hit a CGI on the receiving
site... that is one way; but you have to have control over both sites.
http://www.site-A.com/cgi-bin/whatsis.cgi?urb
or
http://www.site-A.com/cgi-bin/whatsis.cgi/urb
If you only have control over the receiver, look for the sending page
in the server logs. http://www.mall-net.com/webcons has a section on what
can be done. You can simply grep your logs for the sites you are looking
for, and process them further.
(I also process logs, write CGI stuff, etc.)
Cookies... I am not supposed to eat, so I don't know enough about
them... but will have to use them on a site very soon...
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