"Kubalak, Janet" wrote:
> If a user has their browser set to check for newer versions of a page each
> time the browser is started up, and they leave their browser on all day, and
> view a particular page 20 times during the course of that day -- that means
> that their browser didn't even check for a new page 19 of those 20 times,
> correct? So nothing at all gets recorded in the logfile for those 19
> requests?
Actually, that should get recorded in the log file as a request with result code
(status code) "304 Not modified since last retrieval". Check the status report
for these. Class 300 status codes don't get counted in the request report,
though, if that is what you were hoping.
> If they had their browser set to check for new versions of pages every time,
> but the page being requested (checked) hadn't changed, would the browswer's
> check count as a request for the page in Analog's Request Report?
>
Yes. Each request for a page is logged. The server is not aware that they are
from the same user so it serves up the page again and logs the request as a
(hopefully) "200 Ok" status which goes into the Request Report.
HTH
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Digital Media Consultant
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Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
http://www.wadsack-allen.com/digitalgroup/
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