2 errors and I am finished * whew*

Hi Group,

I am nearly there, just need your help on a couple of small silly things.

At the bottom of this page is my hit counter.
http://wairoa.net/temp/home.htm

Now this shows up fine in Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox but it does not show up
at all in IE.
Any ideas as to what I need to do to fix this please?

Thanks in advance

jenny

"Arne" <invalid@domain.invalid> wrote in message
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> Once upon a time *JennyLin* wrote:

> It shows up fine in both Mozilla and IE from here. Try to emty your
> cache for IE.

Yep done that, still does not show in IE.
So why can you see it and moi not?
I will upload to main directory and see what happens, I have been running it
off my HDD.
thanks for answering

Cheers
Jenny

JennyLin wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
> I am nearly there, just need your help on a couple of small silly things.
>
> At the bottom of this page is my hit counter.
> http://wairoa.net/temp/home.htm
>
> Now this shows up fine in Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox but it does not show up
> at all in IE.
> Any ideas as to what I need to do to fix this please?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> jenny
>
>
>
>

Works fine on IE here.

And William is correct. Hit counters are inaccurate and should be avoided.

For instance, what happens if I keep hitting "reload" on my window?
Your counter keeps incrementing. Or, since you use javascript, what
happens if my javascript is turned off?

Another problem is that when I accesss the page, it may or may not
actually get it from your site. Any host between your site and me may
have the page cached - and return the cached copy. This cuts down on
the amount of bandwidth needed.

And these are just a couple of potential problems.

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"Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> wrote in message
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> JennyLin wrote:
>> Hi Group,
>>

> For instance, what happens if I keep hitting "reload" on my window? Your
> counter keeps incrementing. Or, since you use javascript, what happens if
> my javascript is turned off?
>
> Another problem is that when I accesss the page, it may or may not
> actually get it from your site. Any host between your site and me may
> have the page cached - and return the cached copy. This cuts down on the
> amount of bandwidth needed.
>
> And these are just a couple of potential problems.
>
Yes I hear you.
It also does not validate

Thanks for input

Jenny

JennyLin wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
> I am nearly there, just need your help on a couple of small silly things.
>
> At the bottom of this page is my hit counter.
> http://wairoa.net/temp/home.htm
>
> Now this shows up fine in Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox but it does not show up
> at all in IE.
> Any ideas as to what I need to do to fix this please?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> jenny
If you really want to use a hit / statcounter.
Then I would suggest that you get one from http://www.statcounter.com
You have the option of making it invisible.
Also if the local paper need to know how many hits your site is getting
you can set it up so that they recieve a weekly Email Report.
The report would only be basic. But with the counter. If / when you
log-in to your account, you can track the visitors IP address.... Very
handy at timse, also shows the browser and screne resolution.
It's well worth it. and it's free.
Regards Chad. http://freewebdesign.cjb.cc

<rockradio2000@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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>>
>> jenny
> If you really want to use a hit / statcounter.
> Then I would suggest that you get one from http://www.statcounter.com
> You have the option of making it invisible.
> Also if the local paper need to know how many hits your site is getting
> you can set it up so that they recieve a weekly Email Report.
> The report would only be basic. But with the counter. If / when you
> log-in to your account, you can track the visitors IP address.... Very
> handy at timse, also shows the browser and screne resolution.
> It's well worth it. and it's free.
> Regards Chad. http://freewebdesign.cjb.cc
>
Yep I tried that. I have put it back up. See what you think.
http://wairoa.net

What I did not like was the 5 errors
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...net%2Fhome.htm

I like the size much better though for sure.
Thanks
Jenny

"JennyLin" <jcaughey@quicksilver.net.nz> kirjoitti
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> Our local paper runs articles on this site and quotes the hits each month.

Besides others telling counter is not maybe nicest idea, you might suffer
drop in "visitors" (nothing to do with reality that much because counters
are unreliable) when you have new pages up if you have changed filenames be
different from old files to new. It takes while form search engines, people
etc. to get around find new versions of pages instead if there's been
changes in names...