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by t. e. walker
I can think of two ways: 1) have a hard-coded list, based upon a survey of users. This is simple but not dynamic.
2) Use a Web Traffic app which stores number of hits by page in an accessible database. Then, you can write your ASP to query the database for, say, the top 20-accessed pages. You can hard code which pages to omit - the main page, or the search page, or whatever makes sense to your site. Depending on your tracking software, you can have a list of pages to ignore which would then remove the requirement for adding this to your ASP query.
Let me know if you need code examples for this - it would obviously depend on your Web Traffic tracking tool.
I haven't used it and cannot reccomend it, but if you don't have a tracking tool and you're on a budget you might want to look at WebLog: http://awsd.com/scripts/weblog/
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