If you hosting provider has installed the URLScan Tool, it can prevent
the Hit Counter from working.
John Kisha
Inland Pacific Consulting
http://www.VisitUsAt.com
323-463-8300
-----Original Message-----
From: sromchambers [mailto:
[email protected]]
Posted At: Friday, December 31, 2004 1:19 PM
Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.client
Conversation: How to add a custom hit counter?
Subject: Re: How to add a custom hit counter?
My server company does have the extensions. They have been turned on
since I
first published. I have tried entering different addrresses for the
image,
but none seem to work. I already have stats available through the
hosting
company so this is not an issue. I only want a hit counter that matches
my
site better. I've checked into other companies, but it seems like there
is
always a catch to the counter. I want to remain comercial free.
Andrew Murray said:
You have to make the image(s) in your image editor. (however I assume you have
done this).
You need to create the numerals 0-9, save as the width x height the help file
says to do then in the "custom" field in the counter dialogue, browse to your
image file.
Upload the image file and page with the counter. The internal workings of the
program that makes the counter work will "slice" the image and display the
numerals as necessary per the number of hits you receive.
Also you need to publish to a server that supports frontpage extensions, and
specifically the hit counter function.
I have followed Frontpage's Help File. I have tried other online suggestions
and help, but when I try to add a custom hit counter, the image that appears
on the web site is [ Hit Counter] and not the custom image.