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I tried to install this MOD http://www.snitzbitz.com/mods/details.asp?Version=All&mid=110
This topic about this MOD is lockedhttp://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=38997&whichpage=11
And I have the similar problem. I want to use Use Snitz Database.
I tried setting the SiteStats mod to use the forum database instead of the text file to store data - the system seemed to still require that I specify a path to a text file for some reason.
How can I solve it please?
The statistic is not displayed and I have this error:
On line 367 i found this code:
I need to use Snitz Database.
Please help.<
The statistic is not displayed and I have this error:
Code:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0005'
Invalid procedure call or argument
/2004/v_01/forum/inc_sitestat.asp, line 367
On line 367 i found this code:
Code:
set file = fso.OpenTextFile(strCounterTxtPath,1,true)Please help.<
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
I have put the file in the upload dir, and choosing instead the database option. It works properly using database and the text link is ineffective, but necessary to the code.<
Posted
Thank you for tip, I tried it also.
But problem is, that the forum has a problem: "The Path you have specified for the storage place, does not include the file!"
I tried to put the same path of the field Path of the sitestat.txt: directly in the adress field in the browser and the content of the file sitestat.txt is displayed correctly. Where can be the problem? Thanks<
But problem is, that the forum has a problem: "The Path you have specified for the storage place, does not include the file!"
I tried to put the same path of the field Path of the sitestat.txt: directly in the adress field in the browser and the content of the file sitestat.txt is displayed correctly. Where can be the problem? Thanks<
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
Try writing just sitestat.txt in the request field and put a copy of the file in the main forum dir and another copy in your upload dir.
That is what i have done and it works<
Posted
I will try it thank you for tip!<
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
I tried it and I have the same error on the default site:
If I set the Admin Options the "Use Snitz Database: ON", than is the "Configuration Posted!" but on the site default.asp is still the error, what I posted.
The path is just sitestat.txt.
Where could be the problem?
Thanks<
Code:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0005'
Invalid procedure call or argument
/2004/v_01/forum/inc_sitestat.asp, line 367 Where could be the problem?
Thanks<
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
I haven't my file with me, i am on vacation...
Check the table and the fields value in db, i remember i had to insert something by hand, but now i cannot verify it..
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Posted
Thank You modifichicci for you answer.
I will try it today evening.
If am I not sucesfull, can you help me later?
Bell' vacanza!
If am I not sucesfull, can you help me later?
Bell' vacanza!
Originally posted by modifichicci<
I haven't my file with me, i am on vacation... Check the table and the fields value in db, i remember i had to insert something by hand, but now i cannot verify it..
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
Yes I'll try! Thank you!<
Posted
Must I have FSO (FileSystemObject) enabled for tis MOD?
I dont have it on webserver.
Why can´t use I the Admin Options the "Use Snitz Database: ON" ?
Or exist any other MOD for Forum Counter (Site Statistic)?
Thanks<
Thanks<
I am still learning.
Sorry for my stupid questions (sometimes) and bad English.
Posted
Yes you need FSO to use txt file, but not with db.
Try to comment the lines after the else, and look what happens.(fro 361 to 400)<
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