February 24th, 2007
Last year when I moved to DreamHost and made the jump from ASP to PHP I also migrated www.hypercubed.com from a flat file system to a Content Management System (CMS). A CMS is a system where the pages are stored in a database rather then in files on the server. This allows me to [...]
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May 29th, 2000
One of the first questions asked by anyone that has a web page is “How many people are visiting my site?” Or you may ask more sophisticated questions such as “How many people have clicked on this link” or “How many have downloaded this file?” Page counters are quite common these days. There are [...]
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May 29th, 2000
In Part 1 we looked at a method for storing page counts in an XML file. Here we look at diiferent ways to use a counter.
Page Counter
Using these functions to count how many times an ASP page is loaded is simple. Include the functions in your ASP page the include statement:
<!–#include file="counter.inc.asp"–> [...]
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