referrer

问题 I've written a script that detects the referring URL from a couple of search engines and then passes this value (not the mc_u20 variable) to a server to be used somewhere. The script works like a treat except for one big problem, it simply won't track Google search results. So any result that comes from Google, simply doesn't register. Here is the script: var mc_searchProviders = {"search_google":"google.co","search_bing":"bing.com","search_msn":"search.msn","search_yahoo":"search.yahoo",

问题 When I load my web app via Phonegap and make a web request (via AJAX or otherwise), the REFERRER HTTP header is not set at all. This is interfering with the functionality of some third-party websites. How can I make the REFERRER header get sent? (I am using Phonegap 3.5.0-0.20.10) 回答1: As told by @JamesWong, now there is a plugin named cordovaHttp available for all platforms. You can add that plugin using cordova plugin add https://github.com/wymsee/cordova-HTTP.git command and then you can

问题 I am trying to create the ability to have promo codes on the site that I am working on. Part of this functionality requires me to get the referring site the user came from to give them the appropriate promo code.. I was thinking of using $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] to get the referring site but reading this 'HTTP_REFERER' The address of the page (if any) which referred the user agent to the current page. This is set by the user agent. Not all user agents will set this, and some provide the

问题 I use document.referrer to read the referrer url via JavaScript e.g. if a user clicked a google search result link and lands on my website: http://www.google.com -> Click on search result -> redirect -> http://www.mysite.com => document.redirect returns correct referrer Now, this works fine as long as the google search result was delivered via http but if instead httpS is used, document.referrer is always empty: https://www.google.com -> Click on search result -> redirect -> http:/www.mysite

问题 I'd like information about how the visitor has come to my site. In the prior version of Google Analytics, you could use their cookies for this (see e.g. Get the referrer, paid/natural and keywords for the current visitor with Google Analytics), but in the newest implementation of Google Aanlytics, the cookies are not there any more: they have been replaced by single _ga cookie. Is there a way to still retrieve information like referrer , paid/natural and keywords using Google Analytics or

问题 This is a question best illustrated by example: User goes to Site A , and clicks through to Site B . The referring site is now Site A. The same user clicks through to Site C from Site B. The referring site is now Site B. I'm wondering if it's possible to have the referring site for Site C show up as Site A (the initial referrer if you will). Why I'd like this (a bit more context)? I'm using a targeting software (Site B) that'll redirect to the true destination (Site C). Because I'll be

问题 I need to make requests to Google Translate Text-To-Speech API. I have an enabled key but keep getting blocked by No Access-Control-Allow-Origin. I've posted more about it here: Google Translate API - No Access Control Origin with Text to Speech The following sources, http://weston.ruter.net/2009/12/12/google-tts/ and Request to Google Text-To-Speech API say that Google returns a 404 error if the HTTP request contains a Referer header other than an empty string. Given a request like: $.get(

问题 But since the browser is the only thing that manages the referrer, however I was thinking about a script that removes the referrer before they are redirected to the link they want to go to. For example, http://mywebsite.com/url.php?u=http://www.stackoverflow.com Where url.php could remove the referrer and then redirect. Is it possible to do this in any way? 回答1: If your redirect is an HTTP redirect then, no, you have no control over that. Nor, frankly, should you. It's the browser's business

问题 I've found some solutions to track referrer URL from the market, but my apps aren't in the market. Is there a way to get the referrer URL for applications downloaded from private sites? 回答1: To get referrer, you need to register your receiver for that. After installation, a broadcast is fired which you need to catch by following code. First take a look at Android Native Application Tracking Overview 1. Create a Receiver public class ReferrerReceiver extends BroadcastReceiver { @Override

问题 I'm using something like this mysite.com/out.php?url=outurl.com I'm just using a simple redirect, but I'm just wondering how I can hide the referrer. Thanks! edit: I ended up doing a double meta refresh 回答1: The referrer is attached by the user's browser, not by your server, it's up to them to include it or not 回答2: If by hide you mean to remove it from the address bar than you could use a POST request instead of GET or a custom HTTP header. As a third option you could use a GET request but