Is it possible to make a simple count to a logged in user to a field in the db?

Thought it would be nice to show my logged in user how many times they have
visited, not using a huge load of programming, though.

I know this is possible, but can it be done fairly easy?


Regards, Sarre

Hi Sarre,

This is possible using the global.asa file located in the root of your site.

Do a search on google for global.asa user count and you should find loads or results.

(also check the archives here as I am sure this has been explained here before)

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Each time they log in, assuming you have created a field in the DB named 'logged-visits' or similar, all you'd do is add 1 everytime they logged in...

Yup - janusz.co.uk

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Yeps, agree with this, just increase the number of loggons everytime.

As easy.

=)

ok, it sounds easy guys, but I'm not sure how to implement the code that adds the number to the designated field in the db.

I have all the userinfo stored in the db for my users, so everything is set.

Any ideas for the code needed to add a number to the logon?


Reg, Sarre

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