tracking

How do I implement do not track browser consent from asp.net mvc3? Do all major browsers like IE, Firefox and Chrome send some cookie consent request if the user has set do not track settings enabled in their browser? "Do Not Track" just means that the browser sends the DNT header with every request, that's all it is. It does not provide any additional client functionality. The header has a value of 1 when enabled, and either sends 0 or omits the header when disabled. You, as a web application developer, do not need to concern yourself with the DNT header unless you are involved in developing

I am working on a gui based helper utility that will: Init a local repo, Init (bare) a remote repo Add .gitignore based on a project type Commit all the files locally Add a remote repo to the local config Push master to the remote repo Create a develop branch and push it to master All this is done without git installed by using ngit (.NET port of jgit). But I can't figure out how to setup tracking to track master to origin/master and develop to origin/develop using just ngit . I can do it easily with git branch --set-upstream master origin/master However, I was hoping to avoid the dependency

I have an app which is linked to (via an Android Market URL) on several different websites. What I need to implement is a way to determine where my users came from. Is there a way to determine the referring URL that the user followed to download my app via the Android Market? For example, user A browses site xyz.com and clicks the link to view my app on the Android Market and then proceeds to download it. Once installed can I "programmaticaly" see where the user came from (xyz.com)? I need to implement this myself (within the app) and not rely on external tools or services. It is possible to

I would like to track the first person, and use this person's right hand to navigate in the application that I made. I can take over the cursor, now I just want only one person being tracked. So basically when one person is navigating in the program, and there are people walking behind him or are looking with this guy, if they move, the kinect shouldn't recognise anyone else. How can I implement this, I know it's something with the trackingId but what? :s foreach (SkeletonData s in allSkeletons.Skeletons) { if (s.TrackingState == SkeletonTrackingState.Tracked) { if (s.TrackingID == 0) {

I'm using TF API for object detection to detect an object in my video stream. The issue is that even with mobile model, detecting object at every frame slows the video speed. So I was wondering if I can detect the object once and keep tracking it rest of the period. But unfortunately I could not figure out how to do it. I tried opencv tracking APIs, but having issue in tracking the same object over the entire time period. If someone can guide me, it will be of great help. Thank you! My working code: # What model to download. MODEL_NAME = 'ssd_mobilenet_v1_coco_11_06_2017' MODEL_FILE = MODEL

I am new to Wordpress development and am trying to install a traffic junky tracking code on the thankyou.php page. My attempt has failed so far and I think it boils down to not understanding PHP well enough. The two tracking codes from trafficjunky that were available were HTML or PHP HTML: <img id="1000143661_tester" src="https://ads.trafficjunky.net/tj_ads_pt?a=1000143661&member_id=1000734841&cb=[RANDOM_NUMBER]&cti=[TRANSACTION_UNIQ_ID]&ctv=[VALUE_OF_THE_TRANSACTION]&ctd=[TRANSACTION_DESCRIPTION]" width="1" height="1" border="0" /> PHP: <?php $randomNumber = time() . mt_rand(1000, 9999999);

A guy posted this tutorial about object tracking using Kalman filter. Many people rated high star so it is not a fault/wrong tutorial. However, a guys posted the following question:" In this code you have done detection in every frame and this output is provided as the input to the kalman filter.So background subtraction and kalman filter will give similar results.So please can you explain the use of kalman filter here. " I have the same thought with him. Can anybody explain the use of Kalman filter here? A simple detection with background subtraction will give a result in every sample period,

How are cross-domain web tracking services implemented (e.g., for behavioral advertising ), now that the majority of people are browsing with 3rd party cookies disabled? More explicitly, how does a third party tracking service recognize that two requests to different domains are coming from the same person? Some options come to my mind: Maybe iframe-based , by embedding a tracking page from the third-party tracking service into various sites. This included tracking page should be able to set first party cookies for the tracking domain (?). If the included page is unique for each tracked page,