> From: sumanth kiuumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I've index.php as my default page.and most of the other pages are
> in html.if suppose the user enters to html page directly or if he
> enters into the home page then the no of visitors visited should
> get increased.how can i do this.
I don't think you can. HTTP is a "stateless" protocol, meaning no
variables are kept between pages, unless you use some language (like
PHP) that allows you to access cookies, which track sessions, which
is how state is managed on websites.
Is there some reason you cannot modify all your pages? You could use
<?php include("common.php") ?> to track hits from all your pages then.
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