On Friday, June 16, 2006 5:23 PM [EDT],
John Bailo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the Request Report, the file is displayed as a hyperlink.
Can the hyperlink references (HREF) be ALIAS'd somehow, so they all
point back to a single URL (rather than pointing to the actual file).
So, each file would display and be counted individually; but if a user
clicked one of them it would take them back to a single destination.
Sort of. You could use BASEURL to point to a virtual server that had a 404
page that displayed whatever it is you wanted.
So if your server is www.example.com, and a link in the request report would
normally link to www.example.com/page1.html for instance, you could set
BASEURL http://abcd.example.com
The link in the Request Report (and the Failure Report and Redirection
Report) will now link to http://abcd.example.com/page1.html. If you set the
404 "Page Not Found" error handler for the server, it should display when a
user clicks on any link in your request report. (Though some browsers may
not display a custom 404 page, so you may have to send a 200 status back
from your 404 page!).
http://analog.cx/docs/othreps.html#BASEURL
Aengus
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