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Re: Track the page that the visitor is browsing on the IFrame? Will Squid help me?

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On 12/01/11 23:48, Andre Lopes wrote:
Hi,

I need to develop a webpage with an IFrame and I need to know the
external URL/URI where the user is on the webpege with the IFrame.

At the begin I was thinking to use the "PHProxy" solution, but PHProxy
is not totally reliable. It fails with some URL's/URI's.

My questions: What other solution can I use to track the page that the
visitor is browsing on the IFrame? "Squid" will help me in this type
of task?

Nope. and um "why?"

The HTTP Referer: header inside the iframe *may* be set to the parent page URL when it is first loaded by the parent page. This varies between browsers.

Once you start clicking on links inside the frame it becomes just another page loaded by the browser. Related only to the page that was previously in the frame.

Amos
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