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Based on docs from existing BounceReferrals and Jon's comments about on this new directive.
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__NAME__ purpose | ||
remove visible affiliate code from URLs after first access (for robots only) | ||
__END__ | ||
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__NAME__ synopsis | ||
<group choice='plain'> | ||
<arg choice='plain'>No</arg> | ||
<arg choice='plain'>Yes</arg> | ||
</group> | ||
__END__ | ||
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__NAME__ description | ||
This directive is similar to &conf-BounceReferralsRobot; but it | ||
takes effect only on URLs accessed by robots. | ||
__END__ | ||
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__NAME__ notes | ||
This is useful for Google Analytics, Omniture SiteCatalyst, and | ||
similar analytics that need to see the referrals in the URL, and | ||
doesn't hurt anything for most users because redirecting away from | ||
the referral is most important for SEO. | ||
__END__ | ||
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__NAME__ example: Enabling __FILENAME__ | ||
<programlisting> | ||
__FILENAME__ yes | ||
</programlisting> | ||
__END__ | ||
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__NAME__ author | ||
&jon; | ||
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