[phpOpenTracker-User] The reason for: confused by <link rel="next" ... >

Hi Sebastian,

I've dived deep into this problem and discovered the reason but no solution.
The problem of logging the <link rel="next" ...> page only occured with
Mozilla based browsers. IE and Opera works fine.
Looking at the pot_accesslog table shows 2 entries for each page visited
with Mozilla: the actual page and the <link rel="next" ...> page. Strange.
But then I found out that Mozilla does some prefetching! In order to show
pages quicker it fetches the page <link rel="next" ...> in the background
while the visitor reads the actual page.

But how is it possible to prevent phpOpentracker from counting this
prefetching? It's hardly possible to forbid the visitors of my webpages to
use prefetching.

Regards
Nick


"Sebastian Bergmann" <[email protected]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> [email protected] wrote:
> > Any idea?
>
>   No, because phpOpenTracker does not look at the HTML of the served
>   page to gather its data.
>
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