If your provider supports a CGI program called an access counter, you can display a count of the number of times that your Web site has been accessed.
Caution! Before attempting this, check that your provider supports this feature, and whether guidelines on its use are available.
Caution! The installation guide may specify that, for example, you should describe the HTML source as <IMG SRC="/CGI-bin/counter.cgi?id=hpb&n=1">." Note, however, that the portion enclosed in " " differs depending on the provider and user. For details, contact your provider.
1. Open the page to which you want to add the counter (usually, the top page).
2. Position the cursor to the point where you want to place the counter and click .
=>The "Open" dialog box appears.
3. Click the [Cancel] button.
=> The "Image" dialog box appears.
4. Referring to the installation guide obtained from your provider, enter the portion enclosed in " " of <IMG SRC="...">. For example, if the guide instructs you to describe the HTML source as <IMG SRC="/CGI-bin/counter.cgi?id=hpb&n=1">, you have to enter /CGI-bin/counter.cgi?id=hpb&n=1.
5. Click the [OK] button.
=> The counter is added to the page and appears. Note that you can not actually view the counter until you transfer this page to the server.