Using Access Counters

The best way to get an idea of how many people are visiting your site, is to view your logs. It you specifically want a page view counter to appear on one of your web pages, you can either install your own counter script, or ask AAPT Support to install one for you.

nph_count

If you get AAPT to install a counter for you, you can make the counter image appear in your web page with this html:

<img src="/cgi-bin/nph-count?width=5&link=www.example.com">

Replace www.example.com with the domain of your AAPT Web site.
Be careful of spaces. The only space in the code is between img and source. There is no space between any other letters or symbols.
The width of your counter can be modified.

Width determines the number of digits that are displayed in your counter. If the number of hits to your page exceeds the number of digits an extra digit space is added automatically to cater for the larger number. For example, if you have set a width of two and receive 34 hits, the counter will display as 34. If the count reaches 100 an extra placeholder is added so the counter displays 100. If you have set a width of 4 however, 34 hits will display as 0034 and 100 hits will display as 0100.