On Wed, January 9, 2008 10:39 pm, Liam wrote:
2) Not count as though the user manually navigated to that page (for
my
sanity when checking the site statistics!)
and
Configure statistics package to not count your own server hits.
Problem solved.
If no allow_url_fopen, then use curl.
If no
you're still issuing an HTTP request to get it, or executing perl on
the command line...
if it's a true non-profit 503(c)(3), you could offer someone the
chance to write off their services... non-profits may not have a lot
of money to spare but they do typically have money to fund things in
the
Liam wrote:
How can I display the returned HTML contents of a cgi (Perl) script,
without get parameters?
Oh, this means that
1: It mustn't count as a http hit,
and 2: I need to only get what is between the body tags.
Thanks in advance.
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On 1/9/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Liam wrote:
1: It mustn't count as a http hit,
it's going to
and 2: I need to only get what is between the body tags.
now you're just asking the list to code something for you...
my suggestions again:
look into rewriting it to be more reusable
OK, what I meant was
1) Not dump the contents to a file, as the cgi will dynamically show
different links every time, (it's a reciprocal linking script)
2) Not count as though the user manually navigated to that page (for my
sanity when checking the site statistics!)
and
3) I also need to know
On 1/9/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, what I meant was
1) Not dump the contents to a file, as the cgi will dynamically show
different links every time, (it's a reciprocal linking script)
2) Not count as though the user manually navigated to that page (for my
sanity when checking the
My non-profit setup makes that 'Pay Someone' alternative. What I am
planning on doing:
When the script is called, it is equivilent of using the want=ssilinks
GET parameter.
So therefore, all I need to do is get the HTML returned from the script,
not the contents of the script itself. Can
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