[Quintox]

I want to have a button that is an "Make this your homepage" type thing, and I'd like a counter that displays how many times that was clicked.

If there is anyway to do this, I'm no good at programming and I'd appreciate a small script that would show this. I am aware that button to make homepage would probably only work in IE, but it's the clicks that matter.

[Vormund]

There are two possible ways of doing this that come to mind:
1) You can use javascript to set a cookie when the user clicks the link/button, and then if the user navigates elsewhere on your website, the cookie could be read by a server side script and logged in a file or database.
2) Using ajax, you could send the update right away by doing a get/post to a page.

One thing to think of though, if you want all clicks counted, just once per IP, or both (all clicks is easy/relating to the IP just means a little more processing as you have to loop through the old data). Both would be relatively easy, at least, if your server supports PHP?

[lutics]

<FORM>
<INPUT TYPE="button"
VALUE="Make This Page Your Home Page"
onClick="this.style.behavior='url(#default#homepag e)';
this.setHomePage('http://www.google.com');">
</FORM>

Button to make your home page & there are a few PHP scripts to count clicks of links.Just google it.