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capturing sessions: javascript?

  • 15-05-2006 11:49pm
    #1
    Placebo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,070 ✭✭✭


    is it possible to listen/get where a person is comming from on to your page [eg: flash with embdedd javascript] like a tracker ? or possible to get whats in the ur box?
    my friend mentioned something about sessions, cant seem to find anything on it


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  • #2
    Ziycon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,987 ✭✭✭Ziycon


    google 'jsp sessions', it will give you an idea of what sessions are and how they work!


  • #3
    akari no ryu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 169 ✭✭akari no ryu


    Placebo wrote:
    is it possible to listen/get where a person is comming from on to your page [eg: flash with embdedd javascript] like a tracker ?
    I don't believe so. A javascript only initialises on the client side. It has no information the server doesn't send it, through ajax or by embedding some values using PHP, JSP, ASP, PERL or whatever Server Side scripting language tickles your throath.
    Placebo wrote:
    or possible to get whats in the ur box?
    Sure. 
    var myURL = window.location;
window.alert(myURL);
    Placebo wrote:
    my friend mentioned something about sessions, cant seem to find anything on it
    JavaScript has no access to session variables.
    It has cookies, but they're hardly the same.


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