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What your Profile Page contains
Your profile page displays information such as name, email address and a personal URL.
This information can be modified on the Account Page. Get there by clicking the "edit your account settings" link on your profile page.
Personal Information
See a user's name, email, URL, country, and profile portrait.
Statistics
View statistics about how many galleries, images, and page views the user has. The page view count is updated once a day when you view your own profile page.
You can also view the user's guestbook, send the user a message with the PBase messaging system, and add the user to your list of favorite artists.
If you are looking at your own profile, you will see links to:
- View Usage and Payment History
- Comment Management to edit your guestbook entries and comments
- You have 1 unread message waiting - to view and send PBase messages
- View your favorite artists
- View your topics
Personal Message
Each person can add a message which will display on their profile page.
This could contain your location, favorite subjects to photograph, or anything else you want people to see.
Random Pictures
For paid users, four random public photos belonging to the user are displayed.
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Third-Party Statistics
You can configure your PBase account settings to add tracking for third party statistics services to your images and galleries.
Currently, we support StatCounter.com, Google Analytics, and eXTReMe Tracking. If there is another service you would like to use, please let us know about it by emailing support@pbase.com
Once you have your account with your preferred tracking service, just go to your account settings and enter the appropriate information for the tracker you are using.
As soon as you hit the Update button on your account page, you could see the code appearing at the bottom of your galleries and image pages if you were to view the page html.
StatCounter
Once you have your StatCounter.com account, look at the code supplied by StatCounter on their control page. It will look something like this:
<!-- Start of StatCounter Code -->
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var sc_project=212793;
var sc_partition=27;
var sc_security="4438a2eb";
//-->
On your account page, you will enter the three variables: Project, Partition, and Security.
For the above example code, on the PBase account settings page, you'd fill in 212793 for Project, 27 for Partition, and 4438a2eb for Security.
NOTE: These numbers are just an example. You should use the values provided to you by statcounter.com
Google Analytics
Google Analytics uses a Uacct name which will look similar to: UA-2309823-1
Note that with Google Analytics, it will take a while before you actually see any results on their report pages (possible more than 24 hours).
eXTReMe Tracking
ExtremeTracking uses a Username, and a Vsrv (for their free accounts)
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