Hello guys,
I want to do kinda of an A/B split testing on a website I run. I just
created a new version but I need to keep both version running and see
which one will perform better. First, I'm not sure if I'm in the right
group.
How can I randomly let a user enter from the index.php page and keep
the same URL. So the splitting is being done in the backend, I don't
want the users to see for example in the url /new/index.php and /
index.php.
Thank you.
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>How can I randomly let a user enter from the index.php page and keep
the same URL. So the splitting is being done in the backend, I don't
want the users to see for example in the url /new/index.php and /
index.php.
Use include() to randomly include either A or B
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On Sep 27, 12:54*pm, Geoff Berrow <blthe...@ckdog .co.ukwrote:
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How can I randomly let a user enter from the index.php page and keep
the same URL. So the splitting is being done in the backend, I don't
want the users to see for example in the url /new/index.php and /
index.php.
Use include() to randomly include either A or B
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Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Thanks for the help
FadĄ wrote:
On Sep 27, 12:54 pm, Geoff Berrow <blthe...@ckdog .co.ukwrote:
>Message-ID:
<21f49151-796b-4e87-aae3-081058595...@k3 0g2000hse.googl egroups.comfrom
FadĄ contained the following:
>>How can I randomly let a user enter from the index.php page and keep
the same URL. So the splitting is being done in the backend, I don't
want the users to see for example in the url /new/index.php and /
index.php.
Use include() to randomly include either A or B
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10011000110110 111100101110011 1010101101011ht tp://slipperyhill.co .uk-http://4theweb.co.uk
Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Thanks for the help
You can't do that from PHP - it's handled by the server before PHP ever
gets involved.
Geoff's suggestion is the best from the PHP end. Otherwise you're
looking at the server.
But the real question here is - why do you need this? Is there a
problem with the current site?
And beware - if you're on a shared host, any measurements will be
subject to the load the other sites are also placing on the server, as
well as network traffic, etc.
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FadĄ contained the following:
>Use include() to randomly include either A or B
>Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
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Geoff Berrow wrote:
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FadĄ contained the following:
>>Use include() to randomly include either A or B
>Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
It doesn't help. By the time the <basetag takes effect, the page is
already loaded.
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On Sep 27, 11:12*pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
Geoff Berrow wrote:
Message-ID:
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FadĄ contained the following:
>Use include() to randomly include either A or B
Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. *You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
It doesn't help. * By the time the <basetag takes effect, the page is
already loaded.
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well sorry if i didn't make myself clear :S i appreciate the help :)
I'm going to explain the scenario. I have the new website in the /
wwwroot/ folder and the old one in a folder inside the new website
called v2 because the new site it's the v3. I want any user when he
types www.mydomain.com for example to go randomly either to wwwroot/
index.php or to wwwroot/v2/index.php. Each one of the sites would have
different analytics so that i can see the performance of both (A/B
split testing).
Please let me know if I need to clarify even more.
thanks a lot!!
FadĄ wrote:
On Sep 27, 11:12 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
>Geoff Berrow wrote:
>>Message-ID:
<7d4a2c89-d9ad-44c8-a168-9a9d71e44...@e3 9g2000hsf.googl egroups.comfrom
FadĄ contained the following:
Use include() to randomly include either A or B
Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
It doesn't help. By the time the <basetag takes effect, the page is
already loaded.
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well sorry if i didn't make myself clear :S i appreciate the help :)
I'm going to explain the scenario. I have the new website in the /
wwwroot/ folder and the old one in a folder inside the new website
called v2 because the new site it's the v3. I want any user when he
types www.mydomain.com for example to go randomly either to wwwroot/
index.php or to wwwroot/v2/index.php. Each one of the sites would have
different analytics so that i can see the performance of both (A/B
split testing).
Please let me know if I need to clarify even more.
thanks a lot!!
As I said - you can get a load balancer and place them on two different
servers, then compare the statistics between them. Or, you can do like
Geoff suggested and include one set of files or the other.
But you never told us WHY you need such a thing. Is the current site
having performance problems?
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On Sep 28, 9:47*am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
FadĄ wrote:
On Sep 27, 11:12 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
Geoff Berrow wrote:
Message-ID:
<7d4a2c89-d9ad-44c8-a168-9a9d71e44...@e3 9g2000hsf.googl egroups.comfrom
FadĄ contained the following:
Use include() to randomly include either A or B
Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. *You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
It doesn't help. * By the time the <basetag takes effect, the pageis
already loaded.
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well sorry if i didn't make myself clear :S i appreciate the help :)
I'm going to explain the scenario. I have the new website in the /
wwwroot/ folder and the old one in a folder inside the new website
called v2 because the new site it's the v3. I want any user when he
typeswww.mydoma in.comfor example to go randomly either to wwwroot/
index.php or to wwwroot/v2/index.php. Each one of the sites would have
different analytics so that i can see the performance of both (A/B
split testing).
Please let me know if I need to clarify even more.
thanks a lot!!
As I said - you can get a load balancer and place them on two different
servers, then compare the statistics between them. *Or, you can do like
Geoff suggested and include one set of files or the other.
But you never told us WHY you need such a thing. *Is the current site
having performance problems?
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Well the old website was not performing well, up to the client's
expectation so we made a new version of the site. But still we need to
have both online to measure the performance of the new site.
First, I thought it would be something easy. Like create an index.php
file that would randomly formard the user request to either /v2/
index.php (old) or /v3/index.php (old). But the issue here is that
even with this forward I still want to user to see /index.php instead
of /v2 or v3/index.php and the same for all the other files in both
folders. So I want it to be transparent for the users.
What do you think? can it be done without a load balancer and the use
of 2 different servers?
As I understood Geoff mentioned the use of include. So if I understand
correctly i would have to create for each file in the folders v2/v3 a
file that would be the root folder and that would randomly include v2
or v3?
Thanks again!
FadĄ wrote:
On Sep 28, 9:47 am, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
>FadĄ wrote:
>>On Sep 27, 11:12 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attg lobal.netwrote:
Geoff Berrow wrote:
Message-ID:
<7d4a2c89-d9ad-44c8-a168-9a9d71e44...@e3 9g2000hsf.googl egroups.comfrom
FadĄ contained the following:
>>Use include() to randomly include either A or B
>Aha I see what you mean. But let's say each of the versions are in a
>folder (new and old folders). I created index.php that would randomly
>give access the index.php in the new and old folders?
Yes. You'll need to use the <basetag if you are using folders.
It doesn't help. By the time the <basetag takes effect, the page is
already loaded.
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well sorry if i didn't make myself clear :S i appreciate the help :)
I'm going to explain the scenario. I have the new website in the /
wwwroot/ folder and the old one in a folder inside the new website
called v2 because the new site it's the v3. I want any user when he
typeswww.mydo main.comfor example to go randomly either to wwwroot/
index.php or to wwwroot/v2/index.php. Each one of the sites would have
different analytics so that i can see the performance of both (A/B
split testing).
Please let me know if I need to clarify even more.
thanks a lot!!
As I said - you can get a load balancer and place them on two different
servers, then compare the statistics between them. Or, you can do like
Geoff suggested and include one set of files or the other.
But you never told us WHY you need such a thing. Is the current site
having performance problems?
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Jerry Stuckle
JDS Computer Training Corp.
jstuck...@attg lobal.net
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Well the old website was not performing well, up to the client's
expectation so we made a new version of the site. But still we need to
have both online to measure the performance of the new site.
First, I thought it would be something easy. Like create an index.php
file that would randomly formard the user request to either /v2/
index.php (old) or /v3/index.php (old). But the issue here is that
even with this forward I still want to user to see /index.php instead
of /v2 or v3/index.php and the same for all the other files in both
folders. So I want it to be transparent for the users.
Why wasn't the old site performing well? Did you do any analysis to see
what the problem was, or did you just write a new site, hoping it would
perform better?
What do you think? can it be done without a load balancer and the use
of 2 different servers?
As I understood Geoff mentioned the use of include. So if I understand
correctly i would have to create for each file in the folders v2/v3 a
file that would be the root folder and that would randomly include v2
or v3?
Thanks again!
Not unless you use the include() method Geoff indicated.
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