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Looking for free invisible counter and log
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cian
Technical User
- Oct 11, 2001
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Something like this?
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As you have probably found out, there are no longer any free invisible counters that are not restricted (and still manage large traffic throughput)... have you thought about finding a hosting company that offers a built-in stats solution?
I've been using as a hosting company (I am UK based) and they use Urchin backend. This easily handles all my counter stats, trend stats etc and gives me information graphically that is easy to understand and manage.
Ask your hosting company what they use... or shell out a little cash for a hosting company that offers something you can use.
Just a suggestion,
Jeff
I've been using as a hosting company (I am UK based) and they use Urchin backend. This easily handles all my counter stats, trend stats etc and gives me information graphically that is easy to understand and manage.
Ask your hosting company what they use... or shell out a little cash for a hosting company that offers something you can use.
Just a suggestion,
Jeff
Hehe... in a weird holistic sort of way.
It appears freshlook hosting use a template supplied by TempMate.
See thread253-838076
and
Look, 3rd one along the top
It appears freshlook hosting use a template supplied by TempMate.
See thread253-838076
and
Look, 3rd one along the top
Most (pro) hostings provide some sort of statistics module -check with your provider!
The free counters survives by advertising on pages they're installed on.
They all state that the counter must be visible (in order for them to make the bucks), although you might be able to hide the displayed information by placing it in a hidden DIV :
Although this will compromise the terms of use and cannot be adviced - AT ALL!!. We have to play by the rules...
Getting a proper hosting solution with good statistics are the only good solution IMOP. Also, hostings are so cheap nowadays, so there is no reason not to buy one §:O)
Good Luck
Jakob
The free counters survives by advertising on pages they're installed on.
They all state that the counter must be visible (in order for them to make the bucks), although you might be able to hide the displayed information by placing it in a hidden DIV :
Code:
<DIV STYLE="display : none"> counter script </DIV>Although this will compromise the terms of use and cannot be adviced - AT ALL!!. We have to play by the rules...
Getting a proper hosting solution with good statistics are the only good solution IMOP. Also, hostings are so cheap nowadays, so there is no reason not to buy one §:O)
Good Luck
Jakob
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