I have never tried it on a SQL server and I have no tested it yet either. I know that some sql statements are differently written but I believe it should work. have to tried it out!
I was hoping that one will give me a feedback on this matter and tell me if it does or does not! I would then have made the changes.
So I will need to wait for feedback from this community and hope that you may be can give me that information.
Finally got it to work and it seems to work great. Two thumbs up!! One of the issues I saw mentioned a couple times (and I apologize if it was already addressed - I did not read all 10 pages of posts) was the sitestat.txt issue and the page giving errors no matter how the path was input. Well my problem was that I was trying to use the full UNC which normally uses back slashes. I changed all these fo forward slashes using the same path and it took it fine.
Also I see some mention of graphs in v1.1.1 and even uploaded a graphic that I would assume would be used to build the graphic bars. Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but I do not see any graphic charts or any place to access them. Am I supposed to see them or link to them somewhere?
One other thing: Is there a way to turn OFF the stats for the admin? I'm into my forums constantly doing work and am racking up the stat count, making it innacurate on "real" visitors.
Hi all, thx to rgrund for his mod and his great help.
First time I installed the mod it was not working (got the "sitestat.txt" error msg although I was using the DB setting.
Trying to debug and modifying forth and back didnt solve this problem; a friend of mine - running the same forum - finally found the error: the hardcoded sitestat.txt does say siteTstat.txt (one T too much). Once you eliminate that - no matter how your path looks like - it runs smoothly as a Swiss watch.
On a final note I'd love to take the opportunity to say thank you to all the ppl that spend hours and hours to improve the forum code. Love the forum. It helps me big time.
Anyone have any idea why I get the below error? It seems like this error occurs more frequently when more people are online....you'll be surfing through the forum and then all of a sudden you get this error:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'
Could not update; currently locked by user 'Admin' on machine 'XXXXX'.
/kamikazeeshots/forum/inc_sitestat.asp, line 71
Here is line 71 in inc_sitestat.asp:
set rs = my_conn.execute(UpdateSql & whereSql,adOpenStatic,adCmdTxt)
The 'XXXXX' is the name of the webserver. Anyone have any suggestions? In the General Help, they said it was because someone was accessing the database directly, but I know that isn't it. Something with the code?
hi ! I'w still new for snitz but i try my best. I have installed the counter for my forum .But it does not work. I have turned on "Use snitz database" because i have no idea of using txt file( what is the path permision ) Please help me - I'm using free brinkster web
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Posted - 29 June 2003 : 05:24:07
Two thumbs up!! One of the issues I saw mentioned a couple times (and I apologize if it was already addressed - I did not read all 10 pages of posts) was the sitestat.txt issue and the page giving errors no matter how the path was input. Well my problem was that I was trying to use the full UNC which normally uses back slashes. I changed all these fo forward slashes using the same path and it took it fine. 
