hifiboom wrote:I guess the rank is also based on clicks/views.
code a tiny script that loads the page frequently via cron and verify whether the counter goes up or not. if not (that's what I expect ), you're wrong.
depends, if you only count the clicks with different ip, you can click it 1000 times and it won`t change.
hifiboom wrote:I guess the rank is also based on clicks/views.
code a tiny script that loads the page frequently via cron and verify whether the counter goes up or not. if not (that's what I expect ), you're wrong.
depends, if you only count the clicks with different ip, you can click it 1000 times and it won`t change.
that would mean companies with NAT gateways or even proxies would not be able to raise counter even if 1000 different people loaded that page...
maybe a cookie-based approach would fit better...
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