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This page demonstrates how to create an ASP hit counter. ASP uses some objects for creating/reading/writing to files on the server, and if you can do that, you can create a hit counter.
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We've all seen page counters on Web pages that indicate how many folks have visited a particular Web page. In fact, there are numerous articles on 4Guys detailing a plethora of ways to accomplish this functionality using ASP.
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Simple Hit Counter that writes to a text file. No need for access or any type of database. Very easy to use! You can download the whole script in a zip file at http://jamesdot.org/downloads
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Article and sample code explaining how a hit counter is built in ASP.
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Running a website requires a knowledge of you visitors. This might often mean trying to find out who, what and where our visitors are coming from and apart from great solutions like webtrends reports you might often want to know on the page as its processing.
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Often you want to get information about a user, for example, the type of browser the user is running. You might also want to get information from a user, for example, when the user submits information in forms. The ASP Request built-in object makes getting this information easy
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This is a simple "ASP Based" hit counter solution and is available as a fully functional download.
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Simple Site Hit counter. Easy to use, easy to customize. Just unzip to your webserver directory, and look at KodeKounter.asp file
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Unless you have a very small web page, let's say less than 5k, it is probable that some of your visitors are moving on before your web page has even finished loading - this page shows you how to find out if they are.
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A user comes to the site you gather information about them and store it somewhere for later use. Then when they leave you dispose of this information.
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Some sites have a little line at the top of these pages saying something like "There are 28 users currently on this site!" It's sort of cute and it gives you an idea of how many people are using the site. I've even seen one go so far as to show you a list of where people are on the site. While it's not something that we've chosen to implement, there seems to be enough interest that we thought we should address it.
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Logging system that lets you keep track of what your visitors are doing ( or not doing ) at your site
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A Web Poll is used for gathering votes from your visitors and displaying the results graphically. Common examples are the polls at big commercial sites as CNN.com or DVD.com.
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simple counter. Each time a visitors gets to our page, a text file containing the number of visits will be open, the number read and increased by one and the result save in the file. The script may be used in several different pages to get an unique hit counter, or a second script will allow us to keep separated counters for each page
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This Active Users Counter script allows to know how many clients are visiting your sit and to show it in your pages. Easy to set up.
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Ever wonder where your visitors are coming from? Here is a simple example of how you can find out, by logging all of your visitors stats.
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The ASP Image Counter uses ASP, VBScript, and a Visual Basic Active X library to create an image counter similar to those from www.thecounter.com. Parts of two images are combined to return a single image.
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Explaining Application Variables and the Global asa to find out your 'active user' count.
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Just make sure that the IUSR_{machinename} account has read and write permissions on the directory we write the .dat file to, and then copy this code into the top of the file to count, or, just make an include file for this code to run it for your entire site!
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During this article you will learn how to understand and construct your own image counter using ASP. This article assumes you already understand basic file interaction
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