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--- te3:outgoing [2014/12/04 06:49] – [out.php parameters] moderator
+++ te3:outgoing [2015/04/29 05:20] (current) – [out.php parameters] moderator
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 | **g=**<color blue>[niche]</color> | Send surfer to a specified [[te3:niches|niche]]. \\ \\ Example 1: ''/your_te3_directory/out.php?g=group1'' \\ Surfer will always be sent to niche-trades. \\ Example 2: ''<nowiki>/your_te3_directory/out.php?g=group1&u=http://www.duckduckgo.com/</nowiki>''  \\ If we assume that [[te3:default_skimming|default skim]] is set to 70, there is a 70% probability that surfer will be sent to ''<nowiki>http://www.duckduckgo.com</nowiki>'' and 30% probability he will be sent to the most owed unvisited trade in the niche "group1".  \\ \\ ''g='' parameter can be used in a combination with ''u='', ''s='', ''l='', ''es=1'' parameters. |
 | **purl=**<color blue>[gallery_plug]</color> | Plug galleries using purl parameter. \\ \\ For example: ''/your_te3_directory/out.php?purl=<nowiki>http://www.tradex.com</nowiki>/one_of_his_galleries.html'' \\ Surfer will be sent to a gallery behind purl= parameter and +1 outgoing hit will be counted for "tradex.com". |
-| **es=1** | If this parameter is included in the out link, internal skim will be ignored and external skim will be used instead. \\ \\ For example: ''/your_te3_directory/out.php?es=1&l=sponsor1&u=<nowiki>http://www.sponsor.com/</nowiki>'' \\ Imagine this scenario. You're using internal skim (set to e.g. 75%) on your site and you want to track clicks on sponsor links through TE (link report), but of course you don't want to skim those clicks. Surfer must be sent to a sponsor link each and every time he clicks on it. Setting external skim (s=100) in the out link is not enough, because internal skim outpowers external skim ([[te3:skimming|read more about skimming here]]). For this reason you will have to include "es=1" parameter in your out link to force TE to use external skim instead. |
+| **es=1** | If this parameter is included in the out link, internal skim will be ignored and external skim will be used instead. \\ \\ For example: ''/your_te3_directory/out.php?es=1&s=100&l=sponsor1&u=<nowiki>http://www.sponsor.com/</nowiki>'' \\ Imagine this scenario. You're using internal skim (set to e.g. 75%) on your site and you want to track clicks on sponsor links through TE (link report), but of course you don't want to skim those clicks. Surfer must be sent to a sponsor link each and every time he clicks on it. Setting external skim (s=100) in the out link is not enough, because internal skim outpowers external skim ([[te3:skimming|read more about skimming here]]). For this reason you will have to include "es=1" parameter in your out link to force TE to use external skim instead. |
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