I have successfully installed phpgcount 1.0 - thanks!
Now, I would like to move the display location of the counter. By default it is appearing in the upper left hand corner of the page and I do not want it there. I would like to know how to change it's location to the bottom of the page if possible.
Any help is appreciated.
phpgcount 1.0
Hi,
You should move the Javascript code you use to display the count to the place in HTML code where you want it to appear.
If you let me know what your website URL is and where you want the count to be displayed I'll see what I can do...
What program do you use to edit/create web pages?
Regards
You should move the Javascript code you use to display the count to the place in HTML code where you want it to appear.
If you let me know what your website URL is and where you want the count to be displayed I'll see what I can do...
What program do you use to edit/create web pages?
Regards
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Hi again,
I just got an idea how you can do that easily:
1. open your web page in your favorite HTML editor (FrontPage, DremWeaver, ...)
2. Type "GCOUNT" (without quotes) where you want the counter to display
3. Save and open your webpage in a plain text editor, like Notepad or Wordpas
4. Find the text "GCOUNT" (without quotes) and replace it with GCount Javascript code
5. Save file and test in browser
Your counter should now display in the place where you initially wrote "GCOUNT".
Hope this helps!
Regards
I just got an idea how you can do that easily:
1. open your web page in your favorite HTML editor (FrontPage, DremWeaver, ...)
2. Type "GCOUNT" (without quotes) where you want the counter to display
3. Save and open your webpage in a plain text editor, like Notepad or Wordpas
4. Find the text "GCOUNT" (without quotes) and replace it with GCount Javascript code
5. Save file and test in browser
Your counter should now display in the place where you initially wrote "GCOUNT".
Hope this helps!
Regards
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I'm glad it helped 
I wrote a short tutorial with an example here:
http://www.phpjunkyard.com/tutorials/cut-paste-code.php
Regards

I wrote a short tutorial with an example here:
http://www.phpjunkyard.com/tutorials/cut-paste-code.php
Regards
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