Hits

The Hits method returns the number of times that a specified Web page has been opened.

Syntax

oVar.Hits( [pathInfo] )

Parameters

pathInfo

Optional parameter that specifies the PATH_INFO of the Web page using the format /virtualdirectoryname/filename.asp. If this parameter is not specified, the hit count for the current page is displayed.

Return Values

A LONG indicating the number of times that the specified Web page has been opened.

Example

The following example uses the Hits method to display the number of times that the current Web page has been opened. This will be 0 if you have not used the PageHit method to increment the counter.

--- PageCounter_Hits.asp ---

<%
  Set MyPageCounter = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.PageCounter")

  Reset = Request.QueryString("Reset")
  If Not "" = Reset Then 
    MyPageCounter.Reset
    ' or MyPageCounter.Reset([Path])
    Response.Write "<H4>Reset Counter for " & Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO") & "</H4>"
  End If

  Hit = Request.QueryString("Hit")
  If Not "" = Hit Then 
    MyPageCounter.PageHit
    ' or MyPageCounter.Reset([Path])
    Response.Write "<H4>Incremented Counter for " & Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO") & "</H4>"
  End If
%>

<P>
MyPageCounter.Hits = <%= MyPageCounter.Hits %>

<P>
If the address of this page is <B>http://localhost/pagecount_hits.asp</B> then<BR>
you could use MyPageCounter.Hits("/pagecount_hits.asp")

<P>
If the address of this page is <B>http://localhost/MyExamples/pagecount_hits.asp</B> then<BR>
you could use MyPageCounter.Hits("/MyExamples/pagecount_hits.asp")

<FORM NAME="ResetHitCounter" METHOD="GET" ACTION="PageCount_Hits.asp">
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Reset" VALUE="Reset Hit Counter">
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Hit" VALUE="Increment Hit Counter">
</FORM>  If Cookie Then Response.Write "<TD><B>Cookie</TD>"
 

See Also

Reset, PageHit

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