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Spiders will activate the session_start() command, unless you have programmed around it. &nbsp;So the spiders will be subject to the counting limits that you place on human visitors.<br />
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Why do you want to keep spiders from finding more than 25 pages in a request?<br />
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~Ray
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Spiders will activate the session_start() command, unless you have programmed around it.  So the spiders will be subject to the counting limits that you place on human visitors.

Why do you want to keep spiders from finding more than 25 pages in a request?

~Ray

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i used to use sessions in order to count how many times someone enters a page and if it is 25 i ask him to close the internet explorer and open it agaen , but i did not know that if a spider goes into the page the session wont work , and now i know this and i want the spiders to have this limitions as will<br />
how can i do it<br />
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do i need something else other than sessions &nbsp;what and how i do this<br />
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thanks
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i used to use sessions in order to count how many times someone enters a page and if it is 25 i ask him to close the internet explorer and open it agaen , but i did not know that if a spider goes into the page the session wont work , and now i know this and i want the spiders to have this limitions as will
how can i do it

do i need something else other than sessions  what and how i do this

thanks

how can i prevent spider and people from going into a page more then 25 times

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