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If I search for something on google and click on a result (mytestsite.com), the referer to that site will be URL of the google search.
Now on that site, there is a JS file include that is used for tracking purposes..however the referrer to that JS file request is mytestsite.com…is there no way for the server handling the JS request to know that it originated from a google search?
A script tag will always refer to the document that is sourcing it. If you’re doing something special on the server you might want to consider using a session or cookies.