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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Doc on April 26, 2012, 05:53:40 PM
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I just changed ISPs and I now have one that allows me to use CGI scripts for things like counters and guestbooks and such. I would love to have a counter that works, but for the life of me, I can't seem to get it to work, I don't get any errors, it just sits there with a graphic with a question mark in it. So anybody out there want to walk this old man through what seems to be an easy task? I'd appreciate it [cheers1]
Doc
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Howdy Doc and WeatherCat fans,
I just changed ISPs and I now have one that allows me to use CGI scripts for things like counters and guestbooks and such. I would love to have a counter that works, but for the life of me, I can't seem to get it to work, I don't get any errors, it just sits there with a graphic with a question mark in it.
To be honest, I never cared much for hit counters so I've never made much of an effort to make them work. I remember long ago trying to get an example in a programming book to work and failing. [banghead]
Where did you get the counter that you are trying to use? Some web-hosting providers include a few simple server scripts like emailing the contents of a form and stuff like that. If your provider has a counter, you might give that a try and if it doesn't work - ask them!!
Cheers, Edouard [cheers1]
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Yep, I'm trying to get a generic hit counter to work. And it's one provided in a library of cgi scripts from my new provider, and I have asked them for help too. So far, no luck [goofy]
Doc
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Hi Doc and WeatherCat fans,
Yep, I'm trying to get a generic hit counter to work. And it's one provided in a library of cgi scripts from my new provider, and I have asked them for help too. So far, no luck
Bummer dude! (http://www.canebas.org/Weather/LWC_forum/Custom_emoticons/rant.gif).
If they have a script on their server, they ought to know how to make it work. I think you'd better become "assertive" in your insistence that they stand behind their products. Perhaps these aren't the folks you want to be dealing with. :(
Oh well . . . . .
Cheers, Edouard