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quack
FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published changes.
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Steve Easton
Open the live site on the server using FrontPage.
Reset the counter on the live page and click Save.
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95isalive
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Reset the counter on the live page and click Save.
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changes.quack said:FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published
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Tom Pepper Willett
Also, on the client, the hit counter page in the _private folder is
automatically set to not publish so it won't overwrite and change the hit
counter. That file can be unchecked so it will in fact over ride the
server.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/frontpage
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automatically set to not publish so it won't overwrite and change the hit
counter. That file can be unchecked so it will in fact over ride the
server.
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Tom Pepper Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
http://www.microsoft.com/office/frontpage/prodinfo/default.mspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/frontpage
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Steve Easton
Yep,
Was going to post that, but didn't because It will
then reset the counter with every publish unless it's
changed back.
"I think "
;-)
Was going to post that, but didn't because It will
then reset the counter with every publish unless it's
changed back.
"I think "
;-)
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quack
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FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published changes.
Problem solved!!!! . . . thank u both very much!
FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and published changes.
Problem solved!!!! . . . thank u both very much!
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Burger23
I stumbled on this thread and have a similiar problem: I want to reset the counter to a higher number. I do not know how to "Use Frontpage to open the live site on the server.
Please advis
Thank
----- Steve Easton wrote: ----
Open the live site on the server using FrontPage
Reset the counter on the live page and click Save
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Please advis
Thank
----- Steve Easton wrote: ----
Open the live site on the server using FrontPage
Reset the counter on the live page and click Save
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95isaliv
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changesquack said:FP 2003 have ck'ed reset to 0 in component's properties and publishe
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Thomas A. Rowe
File Menu | Open Web and then enter URL for the live site as
http://www.yourdomainname.com then your login info, click OK, then click
open. Then look in the _private folder for the pagename.htm.cnt of the page
with the counter, change the number, but not the number of digits or format.
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live site on the server."
http://www.yourdomainname.com then your login info, click OK, then click
open. Then look in the _private folder for the pagename.htm.cnt of the page
with the counter, change the number, but not the number of digits or format.
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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)
FrontPage Resources, Forums, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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counter to a higher number. I do not know how to "Use Frontpage to open theBurger23 said:I stumbled on this thread and have a similiar problem: I want to reset the
live site on the server."