Wasn't sure where to ask this but it's a pretty general question..
Obviously with web analytics you have IIS log analyzers (server-side tracking) and Javascript tagging (client-side tracking).
However, if a company uses a "server-side" script to process details about your session and stores them in a cookie (not sure if it is a server or client side cookie), wouldn't you consider this a client-side tracking system?
I would think any time you are storing details about the user (especially if it is on their machine) it would be considered a client-side implementation.
Thoughts?
Obviously with web analytics you have IIS log analyzers (server-side tracking) and Javascript tagging (client-side tracking).
However, if a company uses a "server-side" script to process details about your session and stores them in a cookie (not sure if it is a server or client side cookie), wouldn't you consider this a client-side tracking system?
I would think any time you are storing details about the user (especially if it is on their machine) it would be considered a client-side implementation.
Thoughts?