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You may either use the publish option from a webpage builder or ftp to your page. Ftp is probably better since it gives you visability on both what is on your computer and what is on the server but if you can't use ftp use the publisher. We have ftp software available under software on the jas.net main page. Publish or ftp to ftp.jas.net with your login and password. This will put you in your directory. You must put your files in a subdirectory called public_html and name your main or entry file index.htm or index.html You access a web page by ~loginname. For Example http://www.jas.net/~loginname where you substitute your login for loginname. Remember case is important, INDEX.HTML is entirely different from index.html. The charactors ' * " and space are not allowed in a file name. For example if you want my file.htm use my_file.htm or my-file.htm. If you have any questions give me a call. We have a web page counter available. Below are some usage examples. Definitions: frgb controls the color of your frame prgb controls the color of your digits df will be your user name with .dat you may use either | or & as seperators Note: Include the less than at the start and greater than at the end to make a valid html command. IMG SRC="/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?frgb=255;0;0|prgb=0;255;0|df=username.dat" The number triplets following frgb and prgb select the color. The first is for red the second for green and the third for blue. You may vary the triplets in the range of 0 to 255 to get any color. In the example you get a red frame with green digits IMG SRC=/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?ft=0&prgb=255;0;0&tr=T&frgb=0;0;0&df=username.dat" Now we get no frame at all and no background, only red digits. Play with it and see what combinations you can come up with. You might want to include the perimeter incr=F while you are playing so it won't increment your count till you are threw. When you have it looking right just remove the incr=F and it will start counting You must let me know if you plan to use the counter so I can add your data file. Just email me at support NOTE: Any firewall installed on your computer will stop you from sending your webpage in to the server. Before you send in your webpage you must turn off any firewall including the firewall built into XP. CAUTION, be sure you have applied the fixes from Microsoft before disabling a firewall on either XP or Windows 2000. If you don't have the patches installed, you will get the Welchia or Blaster worm. |