PURGETIME element
Obsolete. Specifies the maximum age of valid page hits when the log file is being uploaded.
Usage
<PURGETIME HOUR = "n"/>
Attributes
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HOUR |
n |
Yes |
Number of hours for which the logging information is considered valid. |
Child elements
There are no child elements.
Parent elements
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Remarks
Windows Internet Explorer 7. The Channel Definition Format (CDF) is obsolete and should not be used.
The log file (filename.log) is stored in the user's local cache in the%userprofile%\history\log folder. This file is cleared after it is successfully posted to the HTTP server during the CDF update.
Examples
In the following example, a PURGETIME element and HTTP-EQUIV element are nested inside a LOGTARGET element. The example shows how to specify the maximum age of valid page hits—in this case, 12 hours.
<LOGTARGET HREF="http://www.joyware.tld/logging" METHOD="POST" SCOPE="OFFLINE"> <PURGETIME HOUR="12"/> <HTTP-EQUIV NAME="ENCODING-TYPE" VALUE="gzip"/> </LOGTARGET>
Element information
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Minimum supported system | Windows XP |
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| Can be empty | Yes |
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