### Hits

The Hits method returns the number of times that a specified Web page has been opened.

###### Syntax

oVar.Hits( [pathInfo] )

###### Parameters

pathInfo
  Optional parameter that specifies the PATH_INFO of the Web page using the format /virtualdirectoryname/filename.asp. If this parameter is not specified, the hit count for the current page is displayed.

###### Return Values

A LONG indicating the number of times that the specified Web page has been opened.

###### Example

The following example uses the Hits method to display the number of times that the current Web page has been opened. This will be 0 if you have not used the PageHit method to increment the counter.

--- PageCounter_Hits.asp ---

    <%
      Set MyPageCounter = Server.CreateObject("MSWC.PageCounter")

      Reset = Request.QueryString("Reset")
      If Not "" = Reset Then
        MyPageCounter.Reset
        ' or MyPageCounter.Reset([Path])
        Response.Write "<H4>Reset Counter for " & Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO") & "</H4>"
      End If

      Hit = Request.QueryString("Hit")
      If Not "" = Hit Then
        MyPageCounter.PageHit
        ' or MyPageCounter.Reset([Path])
        Response.Write "<H4>Incremented Counter for " & Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO") & "</H4>"
      End If
    %>

    <P>
    MyPageCounter.Hits = <%= MyPageCounter.Hits %>

    <P>
    If the address of this page is <B>http://localhost/pagecount_hits.asp</B> then<BR>
    you could use MyPageCounter.Hits("/pagecount_hits.asp")

    <P>
    If the address of this page is <B>http://localhost/MyExamples/pagecount_hits.asp</B> then<BR>
    you could use MyPageCounter.Hits("/MyExamples/pagecount_hits.asp")

    <FORM NAME="ResetHitCounter" METHOD="GET" ACTION="PageCount_Hits.asp">
    <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Reset" VALUE="Reset Hit Counter">
    <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="Hit" VALUE="Increment Hit Counter">
    </FORM>  If Cookie Then Response.Write "<TD><B>Cookie</TD>"

###### See Also

Reset, PageHit

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