Content Changes for Repeat Visitors

Sometimes you want to say one thing when a person first visits a page on your website, and a different thing when they come back or when they visit another page.

If they come back a third or a tenth time, maybe you want to say something different still.

With today's PHP script, it's easy to set up and do.

The PHP script determines the number of times a certain web page or group of web pages have been visited by individual users, as determined by the value of a cookie. It then prints content depending on that number of visits.

The number of visits can be incremented page-by-page or can be cumulative over several or many pages.

A customization in the PHP script specifies whether the cookie shall apply only to pages in the directory where the current web page is at or apply site-wide. To narrow things down even further, to specific pages or groups of pages, a unique cookie name can be specified for the page or group.

However the number of visits is set up for counting, the content to be printed is determined by that count.

The content printed with the PHP can be a small portion of the page -- a sentence, an image, a link, a price -- or it can be a large portion. The content printed with the PHP can even be the entire page.

The PHP script and customization instructions are available to download in the WebSite's Secret members area. (May need to log in.)