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I am working with an ad placement company where I track click thrus to
us by using a cookie to identify the visitor. I implemented this using
JavaScript. I would like to write this info to a log file so I have a
record of all referred visitors to match against the ad company's.
However, It appears JavaScript can't write to a file on our server.
Does anyone have a suggestion or will I have to recode the cookie
routines in another script?
SMS/MMS are not Internet protocols. To send SMS/MMS to cell phones you need
to have access to an internet/cell gateway. That's usually pay-service,
where you pay for the transferred data volume. The gateways may accept
emailed, uploaded, or posted data. To some phones or cell phone networks you
can send messages in email directly - the operator may provide a free
gateway on their network. Another possibility is using web access that
practically all phones have today (either WAP/WML or standard HTTP/HTML)
Once you have your gateway, it is no problem to find a module that is able
to feed the gateway with the data in the needed format.
For example if you plan selling ringtones, images or other data files for
cell phones, you can use the MmATTACH module (for emailing of files in file
attachments), MmXML (for posting to the gateway via HTTP), or MmPASS (for
sending download link - either HTML or WML)
DS> I am working with an ad placement company where I track click thrus to
DS> us by using a cookie to identify the visitor. I implemented this using
DS> JavaScript. I would like to write this info to a log file so I have a
DS> record of all referred visitors to match against the ad company's.
DS> However, It appears JavaScript can't write to a file on our server.
DS> Does anyone have a suggestion or will I have to recode the cookie
DS> routines in another script?
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