Hi... and first of all. Thanks for a great piece of software.
I'm building a site and are starting to find reciprocal link-partners. But almost everyone will not reciprocal - simply because the link I give back to them isn't a 'hardcoded' url - which it should be for The Almighty Google and SEO-guys.
Basically I need {TRACKLINKURL} from displaylinks.tpl changed to {LINKURL} from details.tpl - but still be able to keep a track of how many hits a unique link gets. (hope this make sense... )
details.tpl this code:
This line: <IF {LINKURL}><a href="{TRACKLINKURL}" {EXTERNALLINKS}>{LINKTITLE}</a>
changed to
This line: <IF {LINKURL}><a href="{LINKURL}" {EXTERNALLINKS}>{LINKTITLE}</a>
And still be able to track hits. I'm guessing that it can be done by the .htaccess-file - but unfortunately my skills with mod_rewriting isn't that good
You can only track hits if you use the php url, you need to switch hits tracking off to use direct urls. You can use either the direct url or track hits, not both, though you can always write the direct url in the template as non-clickable.
Reciprocal linking is with direct urls - but they need to be traced somehow. People that are interested in making reciprocal links need direct url - if it's dynamic urls they hardly wont bother to make the link because the searchengines are looking for direct url. And if it's dynamic url they won't get a better pagerank. So I guess this feature has to be incorporated in wsnlinks.
Would it be possible to do by javascript? Something like
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Hi... and first of all. Thanks for a great piece of software.
I'm building a site and are starting to find reciprocal link-partners. But almost everyone will not reciprocal - simply because the link I give back to them isn't a 'hardcoded' url - which it should be for The Almighty Google and SEO-guys.
Basically I need {TRACKLINKURL} from displaylinks.tpl changed to {LINKURL} from details.tpl - but still be able to keep a track of how many hits a unique link gets. (hope this make sense...
details.tpl this code:
This line: <IF {LINKURL}><a href="{TRACKLINKURL}" {EXTERNALLINKS}>{LINKTITLE}</a>changed to
This line: <IF {LINKURL}><a href="{LINKURL}" {EXTERNALLINKS}>{LINKTITLE}</a>And still be able to track hits. I'm guessing that it can be done by the .htaccess-file - but unfortunately my skills with mod_rewriting isn't that good
But how can I do this?
Best regards,
Michael
(please excuse my bad english. :o))
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You can only track hits if you use the php url, you need to switch hits tracking off to use direct urls. You can use either the direct url or track hits, not both, though you can always write the direct url in the template as non-clickable.
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Hi again...
I definately need both.
Reciprocal linking is with direct urls - but they need to be traced somehow. People that are interested in making reciprocal links need direct url - if it's dynamic urls they hardly wont bother to make the link because the searchengines are looking for direct url.
And if it's dynamic url they won't get a better pagerank. So I guess this feature has to be incorporated in wsnlinks.
Would it be possible to do by javascript?
Something like
<a onClick="javascript:doCount('{TRACKLINKURL}')" href="{LINKURL}" {EXTERNALLINKS}>and a small function that writes to mysql?
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You can call the link.php url with a javascript function I suppose, yes.