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| Simple Counter Using Graphics | |
| This example is a simple counter using graphics to display the numbers. I call it simple because it will only show page views, not actual visitors. It uses the File Scripting Object to interact with a text file |
| Simple Text Counter | |
| This example is a simple text based counter. I call it simple because it will only show page views, not actual visitors. It uses the File Scripting Object to interact with a text file. The first thing it does is read the current number in the file and add one to it, then displays it as text on the page. |
| ASP Hit Counter | |
| If you are interested to know how many visitors came to your site then check this article to learn how to count visitors of your site with a simple ASP Hit Counter. |
| Hit Counter | |
| I wrote this sample to answer the question that I'm sure has been on everyone's mind: "How long can an ASP reference site go before putting up a sample hit counter script?" Well whatever the old record was I think we probably shattered it! I've finally broken down and decided to write one. It's pretty simplistic and doesn't really show off the power of ASP, but what do you want... after all it is just a counter! |
| Hit Counter (DB) | |
| This is another counter script. It uses a database to store the counts so it's really pretty easy to maintain multiple counts using this one file. All you need to do is include it into your asp file and it'll do the database work and print out the count for that file. It even automatically adds records when a page is first hit! |
| Referral tracking | |
| It doesn't matter if you have the greatest site in the world if nobody visits it. One of the most important things you should do to increase your traffic is analyze where your current traffic is coming from. |
| User Tracking | |
| This code used to use the Scripting.Dictionary Object, which was originally listed in the registry as thread-safe. Using old versions of IIS, this code will operate, but under IIS 4.0 with the most recent updates, it would fail because the Dictionary object has been (correctly) listed as non-threadsafe in the registry. This causes an error in the global.asa when the the dictionary object is declared as an Application() variable. Currently, the application uses a SQL database to track users, which solves this problem. |
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