How do I count the number of visitors on my home page

[Tony Johansson]

Hello!

I have done a web consisting of a default home page and some other pages.
I would like to have a counter on my default home page where visitors on
this home page can see how many visitors has so far visit this page.

I'm use FP 2000 and I wonder how do I do to accomlish this.

//Tony

 

[Steve Easton]

Does your server have FrontPage extensions??
If so add a hit counter to the page.
Insert > Web Component > Hit Counter.

 

[Tony Johansson]

Hello!!

I think the server is a Unix and this plattform does not have FrontPage
extension.
In these cases how do I accomplich a user counter?

//Tony

 

[Tom Willett]

Google for "hit counters" that you can add to your site.

 

[Andrew Murray]

Does your host use a "control panel" that you can use to change options to
your hosting account? eg. Cpanel (depending on the configuration) allows
for such things as hit counters and visitor stats.

 

[Steve Easton]

Do you have a web masters CPanel??

If so it should have a great statistics section.


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[Tony Johansson]

Hello!!

What do you mean with "web masters CPanel"?

//Tony

 

[Tony Johansson]

Hello!!

When I use URL which is http://hem.passagen.se/kilandagard/
you can see that the hit counter doesn't work.
The hit counter field is placed just below the page titel.

How can I accomplich a hit counter when they don't have
FronPage server extension?

//Tony

 

[Tom Willett]

Search (google) for hit counters/

 

[Dean Collins]

www.sitemeter.com

Cheers,
Dean

Google for "hit counters" that you can add to your site.

 

[Andrew Murray]

"Cpanel" is a product that Hosting Companies use to let their clients change
settings on their web hosting accounts e.g. setting up email accounts and
installing/uninstalling FP server extensions among other things. One common
thing offered is statistics/hit counters.

"Cpanel" is just *one product* - they may use another different product, but
would do much the same thing.

"HELM" is one such product that uses ASP on Windows (2000 or 2003 server)
machines, with much the same functionality; but it all depends on what your
host offers in their hosting plans.

Check with your host.