javascript & hit-stats
by erwin <erwmag(at)email.com>
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Tue, 01 Feb 2000 07:16:51 +0500 |
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Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to Web designing. I've got a few questions for ya...
1) How do I automatically redirect a visitor to another page if he DOES NOT
have javascript? Basically, I'm creating two pages - one for javascript
haves and one for have-nots. Since majority (70%) of my visitors DO have
javascript, I don't want *them* to be redirected, but instead I want the
30% have-nots to be redirected. How do I go about this?
2) Is there any javascript or cgi code I can use to check if the user is
browsing online/offline?
2) I've started meddling with CGI scripts, and I'm planning on creating a
counter for my site (which also keeps track of related statistics)...
something like HitBox? I think I figured it all out except for two
important features which HitBox provides... "Time spent on site" and "Exit
Pages". Time-spent-on-site gives the total amt of time a visitor stays on
my site. Exit-Pages gives the distribution of pages where the visitors have
exited my site. So, how do I know when & where the visitors *leave*? I
don't mind javascript and cgi and html, but nothing more. I prefer not
using javascript since 30% of my visitors have disabled js. (I normally
count using an image tag to a cgi script) Any ideas?
Thanks in Advance :-)
-erwy
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