by Yuening Dai (30 Submissions)
Category: Active Server Pages
Compatability: ASP (Active Server Pages)
Difficulty: Unknown Difficulty
Originally Published: Fri 13th October 2000
Date Added: Mon 8th February 2021
Rating: (1 Votes)
Use Page Counter component to count how many times the current page was hit
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<TITLE>ASP 2.0 Demo - The Page Counter Component</TITLE>
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<H2>ASP 2.0 Demo -The Page Counter Component</H2>
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This sample show how to use <B>Page Counter</B> component to count how many times the current page was hit. This component is implemented in file <B>PAGECNT.DLL</B>. Make sure you have it on your server and installed properly. You can use the Personal Web Server to test this ASP page.
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<font color=blue>How to: Click the Refresh or Reload menu button to see the result ! </font>
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<%
Dim objPC
Dim lngHitCount
On Error Resume Next
Set objPC=Server.CreateObject("IISSample.PageCounter")
If IsObject(objPC)=False Then
Response.Write "The Page Counter component object can not be created at this time. "
Response.Write "Either you do not have this component on the server machine or it "
Response.Write "is not installed properly."
Response.Write "You may try to fix this problem by installing IIS Resource Kit."
Else
Response.Write "The Page Counter component object is created successfully !<P>"
lngHitCount=objPC.PageHit()
Response.Write("Number of times (reset one) this page was hit - ")
Response.Write cstr(lngHitCount)
Response.Write("<BR>")
If ((lngHitCount Mod 10)=0) Then
Response.Write("<font color=red><P>You hit the lucky number.</font><BR>")
If (lngHitCount>=100) Then ' Reset count.
objPC.Reset
Response.Write("The page counter was reset every time it reaches 100 !")
End If
End If
End If
%>
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