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SCRIPTS FOR YOUR WEBSITE
JAVA Here is a site that has some cool Java scripts that you can use on your website! http://stud1.tuwien.ac.at/~e9125168/wjavas.html DHTML After researching many options for posting different types of Dhtml, we have decided to make it easier by giving you this link to go to and check out all the scripts available through dynamicdrive! http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ CGI Use the following line of html to add a graphical hit counter to your web page. (Add this html tag in the location you want your counter to appear) <img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?df=dataname.dat&dd=A&st=1"> 1) Replace dataname with a unique counter name such as your_domain1 or your_domain2 etc. 2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below. 3) Replace the last number 1 with the starting number of your counter. The minimum value is 1 and once a counter is created this value will have no effect on the actual number displayed. To change a counters value once it is in use you will need to change the unique counter name to a new name and specify a new value. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRAPHICAL CLOCK to your web page. <img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?display=clock&timezone=GMT-0500&dd=A"> 1) Replace the -0500 with your appropriate positive or negative offset GMT. Most computers including Windows 95 will provide your appropriate time zone under your personal computers time settings. 2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRAPHICAL DATE to your web page. <img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?display=date&timezone=GMT-0500&dd=A"> 1) Replace the -0500 with your appropriate positive or negative offset GMT. Most computers including Windows 95 will provide your appropriate time zone under your personal computers time settings. 2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below. Digital Styles Style A Style B Style C Style D Style E

JAVA

Here is a site that has some cool Java scripts that you can use on your website!
http://stud1.tuwien.ac.at/~e9125168/wjavas.html

DHTML

After researching many options for posting different types of Dhtml, we have decided to make it easier by giving you this link to go to and check out all the scripts available through dynamicdrive!
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/

CGI

Use the following line of html to add a graphical hit counter to your web page.
(Add this html tag in the location you want your counter to appear)

<img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?df=dataname.dat&dd=A&st=1">
1) Replace dataname with a unique counter name such as your_domain1 or your_domain2 etc.

2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below.

3) Replace the last number 1 with the starting number of your counter. The minimum value is 1 and once a counter is created this value will have no effect on the actual number displayed. To change a counters value once it is in use you will need to change the unique counter name to a new name and specify a new value.
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GRAPHICAL CLOCK to your web page.

<img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?display=clock&timezone=GMT-0500&dd=A">

1) Replace the -0500 with your appropriate positive or negative offset GMT. Most computers including Windows 95 will provide your appropriate time zone under your personal computers time settings.

2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below.
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GRAPHICAL DATE to your web page.

<img src="/cgi-scripts/Count.cgi?display=date&timezone=GMT-0500&dd=A">

1) Replace the -0500 with your appropriate positive or negative offset GMT. Most computers including Windows 95 will provide your appropriate time zone under your personal computers time settings.

2) Replace the last A with the style counter you wish to use. Styles are listed below.

Digital Styles

Style A
Style B
Style C
Style D
Style E