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Dr. Website® Archives 2002August 29, 2002
Dear Dr. Website: What is the difference between a "hit" and a "visit" on a website? Thank You Answer: As you can tell, a single web page can cause many "hits" as the page is downloaded. A "visit," otherwise known as a "pageview" is just that...the user requests a web page and that page, including all it's associated files, is downloaded to the user's machine.
You can see that the number of pageviews is more significant than the
number of hits.
--Dr.Website Question: Answer: "This script will pop-up a description of the link. It is cross browser compatible and supports HTML in the description. It also has the ability to be a hierarchial menu." You can find it here, ready to be cut and pasted into your page:
http://javascript.internet.com/navigation/pop-up-link-with-description.html
--Dr.Website --Dr.Website
Question: Thank you! Answer: http://webdeveloper.internet.com/servers/servers_htaccess_magic.html
Essentially, the .htaccess file allows you to restrict access based on IP address or domain. This can be done by yourself if you have access, or it may have to be done by your web host if you do not.
Thanks,
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