Page counter in HTML

Hi,

 i still think that wCount is your best bet.

Unfortunately I don't trust a beta version of a public counter on our commercial web server.

ok,... but,

you wanted a free counter, and i have used this one for about 6 years with no problems whatsover.

i have no reservations whatsoever in recommending it to anyone.

i suspect that it is labelled public beta to drive home the "i don't want you to hassle me if you can't make it work" status from the guy that maintains it - i do exactly the same thing with most of the stuff i give away for free too! ;-)

cheers.
 

>> you wanted a free counter

Yes, I guess.  I was really more interested in the counter that ships with Windows 2000 Server.

well there's microsoft frontpage server extensions - i believe that there is a web counter as part of those components, but i have heard nothing much other than bad reports about it.

maybe check in at the frontpage topic area and ask about it.

regards.

Monroe406:

You have many open questions. I will be posting this comment in all of them:

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https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=win2k&qid=20172013
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=win2k&qid=20139842
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=msaccess&qid=20265114
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=msaccess&qid=20239542
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=iis&qid=20154037

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thanks!
amp
community support moderator

I am giving notice that no one answered this question correctly, and I will be requesting that it be "PAQ'd"...whatever that means...

Unfortunately, Monroe406, meverest HAS answered your question. You decided to change what you were looking for after meverest provided you with information on your original question.

Again, I don't think you're being fair here. I understand that you DID ask for complete instructions and put a heavy point value on it. If I were you, I would post a zero-point question in this topic area with a link to this one. Perhaps you'll get more responses. Either way, I aim to see that meverest gets SOME points here for the information he did provide in good faith and before you decided to change your question.

thanks!
amp
community support moderator

My question was "Is there a free counter with IIS?"...i.e., that comes WITH IIS... that Microsoft ships with IIS?  No one answered this question in the affirmative, but I have been told that I am not fair, therefore I will award the points even though the question was not answered to my satisfaction.

This was not the answer, but since I have been forced to accept some answer by the moderator of this forum, I chose an answer at random to award the points to.

Hello Monroe406, you has mis-understood the intentions of the Moderator and myself.  We are asking for your help, to do the right thing.  If you did not recieve the correct answer, then explain why.  There is a good chance some of these could result in refunds to you.

But the fact remains that you did abandon the quesiton above, as you did not respond for further help.  Many Experts will think you have your answer, and left with it, and did not award because you did not respond to the last Experts comment.

Accepting answers at random is wrong and unfair, all I asked you to do, was to help by taking care of your abanonded questions, that does not mean you have to accept wrong answers, and this will affect your grading record, which many Experts look at before trying to help.  Many Experts will stay away from bad graders.

There is no need to be angry with those who are trying to help you, all we ask is for you to do the right thing, in accordance with the Member Agreement.

Regards,
ComTech
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