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    PeriyasamyRamachandran
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    Hi, I need to do Click in and Click out functionality in dot net. Can you anybody give idea plz? Thanks, Periyasamy.R

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      Hi, I need to do Click in and Click out functionality in dot net. Can you anybody give idea plz? Thanks, Periyasamy.R

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      Gaurav Dudeja India
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      Please explain in detail what adjactly you mean by click in and click out? and what do you want

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        Please explain in detail what adjactly you mean by click in and click out? and what do you want

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        PeriyasamyRamachandran
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        Hi, Thank you for your reply. Its a advertisement. click-in is that the users are coming to our site by clicking(or using) other sites. click-out is that the users are going to other sites by clicking (or using) our site. Thats it. For this i need some basic ideas on implementation. Regards, Periyasamy.R

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          Hi, I need to do Click in and Click out functionality in dot net. Can you anybody give idea plz? Thanks, Periyasamy.R

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          Sandeep Mewara
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          Where ever you are advertising your site(putting a link), add a querystring that tell you it was directed from a certain site (you can also put site specific query string to know which site led to yours!). So now, when your site is hit, you can get from the querystring that it was directed to yours from XYZ place... For going to other site from yours, you can always know that someone is navigating away from your site. Capture that in your event and use it the way you want. To be more sure, you can add some javascript code to the links that are being clicked. In the javascript code, using XMLHTTP Request handle the click event counter to your need.

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            Hi, Thank you for your reply. Its a advertisement. click-in is that the users are coming to our site by clicking(or using) other sites. click-out is that the users are going to other sites by clicking (or using) our site. Thats it. For this i need some basic ideas on implementation. Regards, Periyasamy.R

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            Gaurav Dudeja India
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            yes you have to do as same as sandeep said.

            Gaurav Dudeja http://www.gdinfotechindia.com
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            • S Sandeep Mewara

              Where ever you are advertising your site(putting a link), add a querystring that tell you it was directed from a certain site (you can also put site specific query string to know which site led to yours!). So now, when your site is hit, you can get from the querystring that it was directed to yours from XYZ place... For going to other site from yours, you can always know that someone is navigating away from your site. Capture that in your event and use it the way you want. To be more sure, you can add some javascript code to the links that are being clicked. In the javascript code, using XMLHTTP Request handle the click event counter to your need.

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              PeriyasamyRamachandran
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              Thank you for this information. I will try to implement this. Regards, Periyasamy.R

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                Where ever you are advertising your site(putting a link), add a querystring that tell you it was directed from a certain site (you can also put site specific query string to know which site led to yours!). So now, when your site is hit, you can get from the querystring that it was directed to yours from XYZ place... For going to other site from yours, you can always know that someone is navigating away from your site. Capture that in your event and use it the way you want. To be more sure, you can add some javascript code to the links that are being clicked. In the javascript code, using XMLHTTP Request handle the click event counter to your need.

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                PeriyasamyRamachandran
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                Hi, I could understand with your idea.Can you post some example? Thanks you Periyasamy.R

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                  Where ever you are advertising your site(putting a link), add a querystring that tell you it was directed from a certain site (you can also put site specific query string to know which site led to yours!). So now, when your site is hit, you can get from the querystring that it was directed to yours from XYZ place... For going to other site from yours, you can always know that someone is navigating away from your site. Capture that in your event and use it the way you want. To be more sure, you can add some javascript code to the links that are being clicked. In the javascript code, using XMLHTTP Request handle the click event counter to your need.

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                  PeriyasamyRamachandran
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                  Hi, Thank you very much for your idea. its very useful. Regards, Periyasamy.R

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                  • G Gaurav Dudeja India

                    yes you have to do as same as sandeep said.

                    Gaurav Dudeja http://www.gdinfotechindia.com
                    Dont be afraid of changing your life to better !

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                    Hi, Thank you very much for your idea. Regards, Periyasamy.R

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