WHERE can I find Counter, etc.?

I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
- hit counter
-PW log in for certain site pages
-button to follow a link

Any suggestions? Thanks.

Brad

Brad Snow

"Brad Snow" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
> - hit counter
> -PW log in for certain site pages
> -button to follow a link
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks.
>
> Brad


Your host should provide these as logs. It's very "my first homepage" to
have visible page counters.

On Mon, 17 May 2004 21:41:47 GMT, Brad Snow
<> wrote:

>I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
>- hit counter
>-PW log in for certain site pages
>-button to follow a link
>
>Any suggestions? Thanks.


Check out Site Meter at: http://www.sitemeter.com/default.asp

There's a free version and several paid versions.

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SpaceGirl wrote:
> "Brad Snow" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>
>>I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
>>- hit counter
>>-PW log in for certain site pages
>>-button to follow a link
>>
>>Any suggestions? Thanks.
>
> Your host should provide these as logs. It's very "my first homepage" to
> have visible page counters.

Where can you find the logs if you have a web server?
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Edwin van der Vaart <news:FYaqc.128$%b.61@amstwist00>:

> Where can you find the logs if you have a web server?

Consult your host or your server manual.

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"Brad Snow" <> wrote in message
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> I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
> - hit counter
> -PW log in for certain site pages
> -button to follow a link
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks.
>
> Brad
>

try,
http://www.bravenet.com/ Offers free counters, guestbooks, Polls. I use it
on my sites.
http://www.xcounters.com/ Offers a free hit counter.


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Rob McAninch screams, but nobody listens:
> Edwin van der Vaart <news:FYaqc.128$%b.61@amstwist00>:
>
> > Where can you find the logs if you have a web server?
>
> Consult your host or your server manual.

And if you are on those free hosting services like GeoCities? NO WAY to access
the logs.

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On Mon, 17 May 2004 21:41:47 GMT, Brad Snow
<> wrote:

> I'd like to find html code for some things for my site:
> - hit counter
> -PW log in for certain site pages
> -button to follow a link
>
> Any suggestions? Thanks.
>
> Brad
>


Now that you have gotten a few replies, I'll post my bit.

First, none of this is possible with HTML alone - it all requires some
sort of CGI or a setup provided by your host.

Hit Counter - Rather than tell the world how few (or even how many) hits
you get, look into server logs as someone else mentioned. So long as
you're on a decent webhost there are some stats you can access. Check
their help files for more info.

Password pages - if you are on an Apache server, you can do this yourself
without any witchcraft. Check with your host on this. A host I do a site
on provides secure passworded directory login as part of the package, you
don't need to upload anything special.

Button links - if as I suspect, you want a form button to open the next
page, don't. Unless the link is generated as the result of a form, where
you really have to use a submit button, make a static link look like a
link for usability.

Rob McAninch wrote:
> Edwin van der Vaart <news:FYaqc.128$%b.61@amstwist00>:
>
>
>>Where can you find the logs if you have a web server?
>
> Consult your host or your server manual.

Where can I find the server manual on a local web server, with man php
or man apache?
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