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2/4/2009 2:52 PM
 

I'm having an issue installing a webcounter which uses java in DNN.  I tried putting the code in the html/text module but no luck. I've heard of using iframes but I don't think that will accurately judge the traffic on my site.  The hit counter also includes many features which the standard DNN stats doesn't have. Any advice on how to do this?

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2/4/2009 8:19 PM
 

I'm assuming you're using <object > and <parameter > tags for the java applet? If this is the case you'll have to switch to raw mode, as in design mode the editor will automatically strip those tags as they're deemed dangerous.


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