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Sam
Suppose you have a hit counter on the page and you want to edit the page. Does the Hit counter reset to zero after you reupload the page to make changes to it?
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Hi Sam,
No provided that you do not publish the pagename.htm.cnt file found in the
_private directory of the web you're publishing.
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changes to it?
No provided that you do not publish the pagename.htm.cnt file found in the
_private directory of the web you're publishing.
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Does the Hit counter reset to zero after you reupload the page to makeSam said:Suppose you have a hit counter on the page and you want to edit the page.
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Sam
Let me rephrase because I think you misunderstood me. You say don't publish the pagename.htm.cnt file. Why?
What I'm tring to say if I edit the page and reupload the page the my web server, will the counter reset to zero or will I have to reset the counter manually? If you say do not publish the pagename.html.cnt file, how do I reset the counter or does it do it when I make changes to the page that my counter is on
Please rephrase and reply back.
What I'm tring to say if I edit the page and reupload the page the my web server, will the counter reset to zero or will I have to reset the counter manually? If you say do not publish the pagename.html.cnt file, how do I reset the counter or does it do it when I make changes to the page that my counter is on
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Tom Pepper Willett
If you *don't* set the pagename.html.cnt file to *not* publish, it will over
ride the server version and reset it to zero.
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| Let me rephrase because I think you misunderstood me. You say don't
publish the pagename.htm.cnt file. Why?
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| What I'm tring to say if I edit the page and reupload the page the my web
server, will the counter reset to zero or will I have to reset the counter
manually? If you say do not publish the pagename.html.cnt file, how do I
reset the counter or does it do it when I make changes to the page that my
counter is on?
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| Please rephrase and reply back.
ride the server version and reset it to zero.
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Tom Pepper Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
http://www.microsoft.com/office/frontpage/prodinfo/default.mspx
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
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| Let me rephrase because I think you misunderstood me. You say don't
publish the pagename.htm.cnt file. Why?
|
| What I'm tring to say if I edit the page and reupload the page the my web
server, will the counter reset to zero or will I have to reset the counter
manually? If you say do not publish the pagename.html.cnt file, how do I
reset the counter or does it do it when I make changes to the page that my
counter is on?
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| Please rephrase and reply back.