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Build your own Domino hit counter (continued)

Conclusion
I hope you have learned some cool ideas for building advanced agents, and also have been encouraged to take Notes agents where they've never been taken before. And if you're not a developer, you can at least spruce up your Domino site with pretty counters and garner some useful stats at the same time.

Product availability and resources
The Counter database described is available for free download from the location below. Full help is included, and you're free to use it and enhance as you please. Note that some of unrelated parts of the code are not available, they're reserved for future applications.

The Counter database is available at http://www.rhizomatics.demon.co.uk/software/domcount.html.

DominoPower Contributing Editor Jeffrey R. Burrows has been working with Notes for several years and Domino since its beta cycle and is currently implementing Notes and Domino solutions for the local government in Scotland. His web site experience stretches back to 1992. He still maintains the popular rec.travel guide to Morocco--with a trusty DOS editor. Jeffrey can be reached via email at jey@compuserve.com.


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