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Implementation FAQ answers your questions when
you have troubles with implementing the OneStat Lite script and
tells you what to do with different HTML editors.
- Where can I get the OneStat.com code?
- Where should I paste the OneStat.com code?
- My website consists of frames, where should I paste the OneStat.com script?
- I am using Dreamweaver 2 but still have difficulties
- I am using Dreamweaver 3 but still have difficulties
- I am using Dreamweaver 4 but still have difficulties
- I am using Hotdog 5.5 but still have difficulties
- I am using HotMetal Pro but still have difficulties
- I am using Microsoft Frontpage but still have difficulties
- I am using Microsoft Frontpage 2000 but still have difficulties
- I am using Net Object Fusion but still have difficulties
- I am using Netscape Composer but still have difficulties
- I am using Trelix (Tripod & Fortune City) but still have difficulties
- I am using frames and URL forwading like .TK and get a JavaScript Error
- Where can I get the OneStat.com code?
After registering for a OneStat account you will
receive automatically a confirmation with the log in information and
your unique OneStat.com script. The OneStat.com account manager can
also provide you an unique script.
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- Where should I paste the OneStat.com code?
Paste the OneStat.com code into the HTML page under the <body> -
tag of each page you want to measure. Save the page with the
OneStat.com code. Upload the HTML pages that contain the OneStat.com
code with a FTP program like you normal do with your HTML pages. You
can also get a free FTP program at http://www.wsftp.com
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- My website consists of frames, where should I
paste the OneStat.com script?
You should paste the OneStat.com code into
the content frame. You don't need to paste the OneStat.com code in
every frame because this will cause not a reliable measurement.
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- I am using Dreamweaver 2 but still have
difficulties
If you are experiencing problems with your OneStat.com stats, it may be
due to Dreamweaver restructuring the OneStat code. Please remove the
existing OneStat code and follow the below steps.
- Open your page in Dreamweaver and click on the <HTML> tab.
- Scroll through and insert the OneStat code into the <HTML> window
anywhere between the <body> and </body> tags.
- Close the <HTML> window and save the changes to your page as a .htm
document.
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- I am using Dreamweaver 3 but still have
difficulties
If you are experiencing problems inserting the OneStat.com code into
your pages using Dreamweaver 3, follow these instructions.
- Open your web page in Dreamweaver 3.0.
- Select 'HTML source code' from the 'Window' pull-down menu.
- Make sure that any previous OneStat code has been eliminated from your
source code.
- Copy and Paste to insert code anywhere between the <body> and
</body> tags.
- Preview in Browser to make sure that the code is inserted properly.
- Save file.
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- I am using Dreamweaver 4 but still have
difficulties
Dreamweaver 4, when installed, will default to correcting placement and syntax
of your HTML tags in your code (thus, altering the OneStat code as
well). To prevent this, go to:
- EDIT --> PREFERENCES
- Click "Code Rewriting"
- UN-check both:
- fix invalidly nested and unclosed tags
- remove extra closing tags
The "warn when fixing or removing tags" box will automatically
uncheck once the above two options are manually unchecked.
Once these steps are completed, you can cut and paste into the HTML code
window:
- Click the "<>" button to go to code mode.
- OR, go VIEW --> CODE
- Make
sure that any previous OneStat code has been eliminated from your
source code.
- Copy
and Paste to insert code anywhere between the <body> and
</body> tags.
- Preview
in Browser to make sure that the code is inserted properly.
- Save
file.
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- I am using Hotdog 5.5 but still have
difficulties
OneStat.com
works correctly with the HotDog Professional 5.5 editor. If you have
encountered errors, please follow the below steps.
- Insert
original OneStat code between tags.
- Click
on the External Preview in the "File" Toolbar or (F9) and
select a browser to view the page in.
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- I am using HotMetal Pro but still have
difficulties
Paste
the OneStat code anywhere between the <Body> and </Body>
tags. Ignore any markup errors.
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- I am using Microsoft Frontpage but still
have difficulties
If
you are experiencing problems with your stats, it's most likely due
to FrontPage running together the OneStat code. Please delete the
OneStat code out of your page and follow the below steps.
- View
your page in "Normal".
- Place
your cursor where you'd like to insert the OneStat code.
- Click
on "Insert" from the dropdown menu.
- Click
on "FrontPage Component."
- Click
on "Insert HTML"
- Insert
the OneStat code between the body tags:
- Click
"Ok"
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- I
am using Microsoft Frontpage 2000 but still have difficulties
If
you edit your pages with FrontPage 2000 and are experiencing
problems with your stats, it's most likely due to FrontPage altering
the OneStat code. Please delete the OneStat code out of your page
and follow the steps below:
- View
your page in Design View (default view).
- Click
on bottom of page.
- Click
Insert > Advanced and select "HTML".
- Place
your cursor where you'd like to insert the OneStat code.
- Insert
the OneStat code between the body tags.
- Click
"Ok"
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- I
am using Net Object Fusion but still have difficulties
If
you are experiencing trouble installing your OneStat code using
NetObjects Fusion 5.0, please follow the instructions below.
- Open
page in NetObjects Fusion 5.0.
- Click
the 'HTML Source' tab.
- Paste
the OneStat code between the <body> and </body> tags.
- Click
on 'Page Preview' tab.
- Save
page.
- You
may then examine the location of OneStat in Page Preview mode.
Note:
If you wish to change the location of your OneStat, return to HTML
Source, delete existing OneStat code, and try inserting the code in
a different location within the HTML.
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- I am
using Netscape Composer but still have difficulties
This
may be related to the way certain Netscape Composer rewrites our
JavaScript code into their own version, and not a problem with our
code per se. Here are some steps to make it work with composer.
To
setup OneStat with Netscape Composer.
- Open
up your composer window.
- Go
to the preferences tab and select composer.
- Go
to the box External Editors.
- Under
HTML Source please select an editor.
- Click
on the choose button and go to your directory
- Find
either notepad.exe (Windows), or SimpleText (Macintosh) file.
- Highlight
the application and click open.
- This
selects notepad or SimpleText as your default editor. Click Ok.
- You
are now ready to edit the source code and paste the OneStat code to
your page.
You
can also insert our code using a text editor such as NotePad or
SimpleText, or use the HTML translation abilities in many word
processors.
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- I
am using Trelix ( Tripod & Fortune City ) but still have
difficulties
- Open
your page in Trellix.
- Click
on 'Build Your Own Web Gem'
- Copy
and Paste the OneStat code into the box
- Click
Insert
- Preview
or publish your page and see if the icon appears
- Save
your page and publish
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I am using Frames and URL forwading like .TK
& Come.to and get a JavaScript Error
Replace in the OneStat script the following line:
p+="&rf="+escape(parent==self?window.document.referrer:top.document.referrer);
By:
p+="&rf="+escape(document.referrer);
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