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In message <eii00u$br1$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk>, John page 
<japage@wallerthwaite.demon.co.uk> wrote
>I have a Frontpage 2003 website (I am no programmer).
>Incorporating a Frontpage Hit Counter works when viewing the site in IE on
>my own computer, but uploading to web just shows (Hit Counter).
>Can anyone help me with the required code to incorporate a working Hit
>Counter.
>
If you are using a Demon Homepage site, then as I understand it your 
Frontpage will not work, as it requires code to run at Demon which they 
do not provide.

Demon do however provide an alternative...

If you put the following HTML code on your site, it will create and 
increment a file called count.txt, which lives in the same place as your 
site's homepage. I think that you need to put it on every page of your 
site. I think it counts page visits, not site visits: eg if you had 10 
pages and I looked at all of them in the same viewing session, that 
counts 10 not 1. And I know it does not tell you anything at all about 
who your visitors were!

You can create a special page to show you the count; or download it.

Note that this code does not work on your local PC, only on the Demon 
servers.

I have the code for the hidden version; I cannot find the instructions 
for a displayable version but am fairly sure that if you tried A, B etc 
after the sh= (and made the width & height bigger) you'd find it.

<IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/count?sh=F" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1">
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John page wrote:

> Can anyone help me with the required code to incorporate a working Hit
> Counter.
>


Of course I'm totally biased, but I fully reccomend the GoStats hit
counter; it is so simple to install and requires very little effort to
setup.  Once it is installed in your page you will also be able to view
near-realtime reports on your websites traffic.  Quite worth it to try
it out: http://monster.gostats.com
*installation is a snap*