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Dannarchy

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6 years! Thank you all for your support. Got a few things in the pipe, so hopefully some new updates soon.
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grossgirl94 2 days ago

dang, i passed right by my 6 year neocities anniversary this month. happy 6 year :)

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aliceinavocadoland 2 days ago

wow i cannot believe its been six years! seems like alot of us made sites at around the same time haha

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hardmachine 1 week ago

This is so inspiring. I hope in the future decades I'll have archived copies of my Neocities site to share post-humously.

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rusty-bytes 1 week ago

love this so much

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thank u dan u have been an inspiration
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dann 1 week ago

Much appreciated. Thanks for the follow

Hello I have tried adding your counter code to my website but it is never displaying any visitors. Is this an issue of not being a supporter?
dann 2 weeks ago

Yes, free accounts prior to July 2023 will not work due to the way post-page load scripts are handled.

My life has been changed
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pine-hollow-lore 1 week ago

The truth will set you free!

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hi!! can i ask for some very newbie guidance on how i would implement loading in your traffic counter/last updated JS using a JS file rather than HTML? when i use it as a file, i get no result even with other javascript files being loaded in right. do you have any tips?? thank you again for all your contributions to the community <3 <3
dann 4 weeks ago

I experimented with it, and had some odd results. I moved the code into a file called hitcounter.js, and immediately, the .html file reported that the script was blocked by the browser. I tried to look at the file I uploaded, and it just hung on Loading... I renamed it to hitcounter2.js, and then it was fine. Referencing this new filename also worked.

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dann 4 weeks ago

I tried naming it something else locally and reuploading, but now that filename was locked somehow. I ended up just choosing a new filename via the New File button on the uploader, and then copy & pasting the code into it. That seemed to do that trick. Not sure what's up, since I've uploaded .js files before, and this would be a huge pain if I can to implement the manual workaround.

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dann 4 weeks ago

* if I have to

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electric-dot-gay 4 weeks ago

ok, thanks so much. i'll give a shot at uploading it via pasting the code into neocities itself. it's an odd problem, it's not necessarily something i NEED to have loaded into a file, but it just seemed so weird to me it didn't work when i tried? thanks!!

dann 4 weeks ago

The console log in the developer portion of the browser can help to a degree

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