Hello.
Is there someone that has his/her online user counter "running" and really displaying the number of users that are on lined on his/her Web page?
I have installed PHP Web Stat as stated in the documentation, I have placed, as recommended, the following just after the <body> tag in my Web page:
"(script type="text/javascript" src="
http://domain_name.net/stat/track.php?mode=js" /)(/script>)"
"(noscript><img src="
http://domain_name.net/stat/track_noscript.php" border="0" alt="" width="1" height="1" /)"
"(/noscript)"
Please not that I cannot use the "<" (smaller than) nor the ">" (greater than) tags in the forum message editor and thus I have used the "(" as the opening tag and the ")" as the closing tag.
Please also note that I do/did not use "domain_name.net" in my URL but rather the real URL to my domain.
Then a bit further down into my Web page where left hand side menus are produced, I have placed the following after the end of the menus which are created using the (ul)(li)...(/li)(/ul) tags:
(ul)
...
(li)
(iframe name="counter" id="counter" src="
http://domain_name.net/stat/counter.php?language=en"
width="110" height="170" frameborder="0" scrolling="no")
Sorry but your browser does not support iframes
(/iframe)
(/li)
(/ul)
I need to use the "width" and "height" tags in the (iframe) tag as the counter was exceeding the width of the menus and overlapping on the main screen - but even when I do/did not use the "width" and "height" tags, the top "Online" indicator was always (and is still) showing "0" (zero).
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I understand that there is more to PHP Web Stat than just the online user counter, but I think the counter is as important as any of the other statistics produced by PHP Web Stat...
Sincerely, Ray
(Tzouhalem-Maple Bay Weather, Maple Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada)
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