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  • Johny

    #1

    HTTP_REFERER value

    Is HTTP_REFERER value transfered between different domains?
    For example if I come to a website , say, www.python.org, from
    website www.microsoft.com
    will www.python.org finds that I came there from www.microsoft.com?
    Thank you for help
    L.

  • Gabriel Genellina

    #2
    Re: HTTP_REFERER value

    En Sat, 17 Feb 2007 05:38:06 -0300, Johny <python@hope.cz escribió:
    Is HTTP_REFERER value transfered between different domains?
    For example if I come to a website , say, www.python.org, from
    website www.microsoft.com
    will www.python.org finds that I came there from www.microsoft.com?
    Yes. This is how you know who is sending traffic to your site; some
    browsers (Opera by example) let the user choose not to send this header.
    (And what has this to do with Python?)

    --
    Gabriel Genellina

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    • Roel Schroeven

      #3
      Re: HTTP_REFERER value

      Johny schreef:
      Is HTTP_REFERER value transfered between different domains?
      For example if I come to a website , say, www.python.org, from
      website www.microsoft.com
      will www.python.org finds that I came there from www.microsoft.com?
      If you get from www.microsoft.com to www.python.org by clicking a link
      on Microsoft's website, yes. If you get to www.python.org by manually
      typing in the URL or by using a bookmark, no.

      --
      If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood
      on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton

      Roel Schroeven

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      • Johny

        #4
        Re: HTTP_REFERER value

        On Feb 17, 10:21 am, Roel Schroeven <rschroev_nospa m...@fastmail.f m>
        wrote:
        Johny schreef:
        >
        Is HTTP_REFERER value transfered between different domains?
        For example if I come to a website , say,www.python.org, from
        website www.microsoft.com
        willwww.python. orgfinds that I came there fromwww.microso ft.com?
        >
        If you get fromwww.microso ft.comtowww.pyt hon.orgby clicking a link
        on Microsoft's website, yes. If you get towww.python.or gby manually
        typing in the URL or by using a bookmark, no.
        >
        --
        If I have been able to see further, it was only because I stood
        on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton
        >
        Roel Schroeven
        Thank you both for help.
        L

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