a new term / correction to
an existing term. In exchange we will place your name and a link to
your site below your suggestion / correction.
Used to describe one person visiting a site. That
one person may generate multiple visits over a period of time, therefore
log files normally show more visits than
unique visitors. The shortened version "uniques" is sometimes
used to refer to unique visitors.
Short for unique visitors.
See unique visitor.
The process of transferring information from a
local drive to a server - specifically when that information then becomes
accessible via the Internet.
Uniform Resource Locator / Universal Resource
Locator. A unique Internet address (for example http://www.pandecta.com)
that every Internet resource must have in order to be located.
Used to render dynamic site as to appear static,
URLs that contain variable information denoted with "?" and
"&" such as:
to appear as:
and thus conforming to the rules set forth by
some systems. The conversion does have some processing overhead for
the server, but this is generally not a problem.
- June 9, 2003
by Christian Nielsen of
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