hakre
msg:900954 | 2:19 pm on Jul 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
sinner_g, in my knowledge it is not possible to do so, because the webserver only delivers data to the browser and can only log the query (url, and head data of the http request). for this, the data of the screen resolution could only be delivered and then logged by the server if the browser (or a script in the browser) will put it into the request. a workaround could be a session based solution with some other stuff like java or flash but i don't think that's what you meant. - hakre
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Sinner_G
msg:900955 | 2:22 pm on Jul 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Thought so. I was asking mainly because I saw some log analysis tools said they could do it, but I guess it's only those that add some code to your files. Thanks
Sinner
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killroy
msg:900956 | 2:52 pm on Jul 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
well you could write it into cookis using JS. Perhaps those logging software use cookies to track sessions. Then it'd be trivial to ad resolution info via JS. The usual applies, no JS, no log, NO cookies, no log and so on... SN
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hakre
msg:900957 | 3:01 pm on Jul 14, 2003 (gmt 0) |
thats exactly what i meant: cookies can be part of the head data in a http request. only if this is supplied, the server can log (like the refferer some browser supply).
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antarve
msg:900958 | 12:43 am on Aug 17, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Please take a look at
[sawmill.net...]
I found it yesterday, so I did not practice it yet.
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MaxGrenk
msg:900959 | 11:00 am on Aug 18, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Antavre! ... bloody brilliant... pulled the script... pasted it into a page... works like a charm! Thank you for sharing... it is all there, the only trouble is where :) Thanks,
Max
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