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mrmixx
April 12th, 2001, 11:39
I want a proffesional ASP counter that can track multiple pages, time, region, refferals, etc. I can't seem to find any, however there are several CGI/Perl counters that do this, but can I run a CGI script from an .ASP page? or .SHTML page? If I use .HTML, I can't run ASP, and I need to use CGI with ASP, if I can't find an ASP counter. Even If I go with a CGI counter, they usually require an SSI and that is fine but ASP scripts do not work with .SHTML which is the only way I can get SSI to work.

Can use 'Server Side Include' pages which execute *.ASP commands? but that is alittle complex, or Do ASP scripts work directly from .SHTML pages

Basically can you run "include" commands from an ASP page, and if not, can you execute ASP code from SHTML documents

Thanks, alot.

akersche
April 20th, 2001, 05:50
don't know. you just could try it.

But I got a simple solution that would work. You could use a framed page. so you could combine the diffrent kind of pages...

sleepy
April 20th, 2001, 16:45
you can most definitely run a cgi script from a .shtml page. this is the code, i think...


<!-- #exec cgi="script.cgi" -->