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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on 01/14/06 07:01
__/ [Peter] on Saturday 14 January 2006 00:31 \__
> Does anyone know where I can find sample code that will help me track
> whenever a user clicks on a pdf file ? My Isp provides me with a
> logfile but it doesn't give me any type of description of what pdf it
> was. Ideally I shouldn't even have to look at the log file.
>
> I can see:
> 12 12675231 /broch/111100167.pdf
>
> But I need something that will give a description like
> 12 12675231 /broch/111100167.pdf 8754 First St. San
> Jose
>
>
> Thanks,
> Pete
>
> ps. renaming the file by combining the file name + description isn't an
> option.
If you have a Linux box or emulation of Linux on another operating system,
apply the following example command to your log file.
sed 's/111100167.pdf/111100167.pdf 8754 First St. San Jose/i;'
logfile_input >logfile_output
sed 's/111100168.pdf/111100168.pdf 8789 Somewhere/i;'
logfile_input >logfile_output
[...]
It's a batch-mode search-and-replace (make it a script to replace everything
you typically would), which you can periodically run on a Linux server, for
example. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve, but I imagine that
you want to deliver a client a self-explanatory log file.
Hope it helps,
Roy
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