How is visit count created and what does it mean?
I am being asked to look into a user at my company. What we want to know is what does the visit count mean? Is it every time you visit a page? If you re-load the page, will the visit count be incremented by one? If a page grabs data through some kind of query where it goes back and gets it, is the visit count incremented?
Thanks,
Robs
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I would like to add more to the question. Attached is an example of what I am trying to find out. It appears from their browser history that this user went to hulu went to family guy, and started watching a specific episode. The visit count for the specific video is 13 or 8 depending on the episode. My question is: did they go to that specific site 8 or 13 times, or did visit count increment because more data was being pulled down through that URL, or was that URL being updated/refreshed because of the show?
Thanks,
Robert
Is this exported from Firefox history? Firefox history does not include background requests, such as the chunks of an MP4 video or other content requested by a page.
A reload in the same tab does not seem to count as a new visit. However, clicking in the address bar and pressing Enter to resubmit the URL does seem to count as a new visit.
I don't think a user would manually load a page 7 times in a row within the same minute, and then another 5 times in the next minute. There may be something about the page design that caused that, or an add-on such as a video downloader might be triggering the requests.
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