Re: Web Catalog and Net Cloak

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1998

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texte = Hit counter is an absolute piece of cake. Just put this in your template:You are visitor number: [math]num=[include counter]+1[/math][WriteFile secure=F&file=counter][math]num[/math][/WriteFile]Then create a file called counter consisting of nothing but the number 1 orwhatever number you wish to start the count with. That's it! If you want touse graphics instead of just text, someone else on the list probably has someideas for that.226eVenture Communications wrote:> > Hi Group:> > I am in the early stages of learning and implementing Web Catalog, and> and trying to figure out the best way to configure my server and pages.> Here is my problem:> > I run another cgi program on my server called NetCloak. This program does> several things that I can easily accomplish now in Web Catalog. For> example, I could use NetCloak to display time and date, or to hide> certain sections of my html pages, etc.> > The only thing I currently use NetCloak for is to add a counter on> several of my pages. This is an elegant, built-in feature of this cgi.> > The problem I am trying to solve is that my server is set to process all> html files through NetCloak. Now that I realize and am learning the> power of WebCatalog, I would rather that all of my HTML files are> processed via Web Catalog. This most important benefit of doing this> would be that I could include webdna code on my index.html pages. As it> is now, I either have to use frames and call an .tmpl file into a frame> window, or not have any webdna used on my first page.> > Question: Am I missing something here? Does WebCatalog have a simple,> elegant way of creating page counters? If so, I would ditch NetCloak> altogether, and just use WebCatalog. Or, is there a way to call forth> this other acgi (netcloak) such that it processes an element on my> index.html page without having Netcloak process all html files?> > If you have an idea for me, could you send it to me directly, as I am> only subscribed to the digest, and would like to hear any feedback as> soon as possible...(send to tim@eventure.com rather than my list address> which is evlist@eventure.com)> > TIA> > Timothy W. Killian> > eVenture Communications> -----------------------------> em: evlist@eventure.com> url: http://www.eventure.com> -----------------------------> Postal Box 9765> Seattle, WA 98109> ph: 206.559.2200> fx: 206.324.3101-- Gil Poulsen, Webmaster*************************************************************** AltiM@c * Phone: (908) 222-9001 ** 111 Mali Drive * FAX: (908) 222-9002 ** North Plainfield, NJ * e-mail: help@altimac.com ** 07062-2355 * WWW: http://www.altimac.com *************************************************************** Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Web Catalog and Net Cloak (Christer Olsson 1998)
Re: Web Catalog and Net Cloak (PCS Technical Support 1998)
Re: Web Catalog and Net Cloak (Gil Poulsen 1998)
Web Catalog and Net Cloak (eVenture Communications 1998)

Hit counter is an absolute piece of cake. Just put this in your template:You are visitor number: [math]num=[include counter]+1[/math][WriteFile secure=F&file=counter][math]num[/math][/WriteFile]Then create a file called counter consisting of nothing but the number 1 orwhatever number you wish to start the count with. That's it! If you want touse graphics instead of just text, someone else on the list probably has someideas for that.226eVenture Communications wrote:> > Hi Group:> > I am in the early stages of learning and implementing Web Catalog, and> and trying to figure out the best way to configure my server and pages.> Here is my problem:> > I run another cgi program on my server called NetCloak. This program does> several things that I can easily accomplish now in Web Catalog. For> example, I could use NetCloak to display time and date, or to hide> certain sections of my html pages, etc.> > The only thing I currently use NetCloak for is to add a counter on> several of my pages. This is an elegant, built-in feature of this cgi.> > The problem I am trying to solve is that my server is set to process all> html files through NetCloak. Now that I realize and am learning the> power of WebCatalog, I would rather that all of my HTML files are> processed via Web Catalog. This most important benefit of doing this> would be that I could include webdna code on my index.html pages. As it> is now, I either have to use frames and call an .tmpl file into a frame> window, or not have any webdna used on my first page.> > Question: Am I missing something here? Does WebCatalog have a simple,> elegant way of creating page counters? If so, I would ditch NetCloak> altogether, and just use WebCatalog. Or, is there a way to call forth> this other acgi (netcloak) such that it processes an element on my> index.html page without having Netcloak process all html files?> > If you have an idea for me, could you send it to me directly, as I am> only subscribed to the digest, and would like to hear any feedback as> soon as possible...(send to tim@eventure.com rather than my list address> which is evlist@eventure.com)> > TIA> > Timothy W. Killian> > eVenture Communications> -----------------------------> em: evlist@eventure.com> url: http://www.eventure.com> -----------------------------> Postal Box 9765> Seattle, WA 98109> ph: 206.559.2200> fx: 206.324.3101-- Gil Poulsen, Webmaster*************************************************************** AltiM@c * Phone: (908) 222-9001 ** 111 Mali Drive * FAX: (908) 222-9002 ** North Plainfield, NJ * e-mail: help@altimac.com ** 07062-2355 * WWW: http://www.altimac.com *************************************************************** Gil Poulsen

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