how do i see who has seen my xanga?
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*consults crystal ball*\n\n\ndon't know.\n\nthat will be $25 please \n\n\n*holds hand out*
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Features\n\nXanga offers both a free service (Classic) and a paid service (Premium and Premium Plus). All Xanga accounts are accessible via the username feature. One popular aspect of Xanga is the ability to customize the appearance of one's journal. Included with their free service is a basic layout formatter that allows non-HTML literate users to change their journal's layout and style, including colors and border styles. Those who do know HTML are able to include their own code within the page, allowing customization beyond what the basic layout system supports. Many other websites supply premade HTML "layouts" for Xangans to copy and paste into their "custom headers" or "webstats". In addition, Xanga offers a paid premium service offering many extra features.\n[edit]\n\nPictures\n\nClassic users can have a maximum of three profile pictures, which are displayed next to their posts and comments, and maintained in their photoblogs. If a user decides to pay for the Premium service, the amount of user profile pictures are upped to ninety-nine. Xanga also offers over 200 MB of free space to upload pictures, with additional picture storage space available to Premium users.\n[edit]\n\neProps\n\nIn addition to comments, Xanga allows users to add eProps to encourage some users to post more. Usually, those who write what is considered interesting content build a large fan base behind them and thus accumulate more eProps. See also Xanga's explanation of an eProp.\n\nBy default, you automatically give out 2 eProps with the first comment you make on a new weblog entry unless you specify otherwise. Because of this, most users of Xanga don't bother to worry about eProps and instead just focus on the comments. Commenting again on the same post does not produce more eProps, and neither does commenting on one's own post. For this reason eProps are usually used as a gauge of how many different unique users have commented on a post.\n\nThe most commented and ePropped post ever, as of April 24, 2006, appears to be John's Comment Update post of June 18, 2005 with a total of 18,626 comments and 28,094 eProps.\n[edit]\n\nSubscriptions\n\nSubscriptions allow Xangans to stay up-to-date on other Xangas to whom they're "subscribed," and bring the latest blogs from selected Xangas to the user without having the user manually visit each site.\n\nSubscriptions were originally called "Sites I Read," so some older users sometimes refer to them as "SIR" as in I SIRed a steak.\n\nSubscriptions can also send your friends' posts to your e-mail. Some people have more than one site and have used a different e-mail address for each one, so if you have subscribed to the friend on one of your other sites with an e-mail address you do not check, you will not be able to get the subscriptions.\n[edit]\n\nPrivacy Options\n\nAny Xangan can utilize a blocking feature to block other specifically-designated Xanga members from posting comments on his/her blog. This feature is often invoked as a response to offensive commenting behavior. There is also a feature called "Protected Posting" which makes it so that entries designated as "Protected" can only be viewed by Xanga members that are added by the blogger to his/her own protected list. (The Xanga Classic protected list can hold only up to 10 members; you must obtain Xanga Premium in order to get an unlimited list.) In addition, users may enable a xanga lock, which prevents non-xanga users from viewing a site. If a casual web browser who was not logged in to a xanga wished to view someone's xanga, he or she would first have to log in to a registered account, or else he or she would only see a page indicating that that user has chosen to "lock" their xanga.\n[edit]\n\nBlogrings\n\nA Blogring connects a circle of Weblogs with a common focus or theme. All Xanga users are given the ability to create a n
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There's no way to know exactly who has viewed your profile, only how many. It is usually at the top of the screen.
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Yes, its possible to tell how many people have viewed it but not who in pessific did view it...\nGo to change accont settings...\nthen to profile views - reset count...\nthen it will say u have (what ever number u have profile views)\ndo u wish to reset them?\n\nalso it is displayed on the main home page, in the uper right coner.
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Re: Is there a possible way to get a log of all ip's that has visited a url?\n\nIts possible, if you own the visited website.\n\nRe: It is my url to a journal.\n\nYes, try using referral links.
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did u knoe xanga give your computer a virus
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i will tell you my xanga\n\nwww.xanga.com/greendayrocks1846\n\nP.S. leave a comment
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Sure, I'de be glad to give you a hand.\n\nWhat Xanga and MySpace are is a brand of sites called "Social Networking Websites".  After looking around, here are a few more Myspace-like sites:\n\nFriendster\nhttp://www.friendster.com\n\nLiveJournal\nhttp://www.livejournal.com\n\nFaceBook\nhttp://www.facebook.com\n\nTagWorld\nhttp://www.tagworld.com\n\nAll are free, worth giving a look. :O)
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Honestly, there is not supposed to be a way to find out who sees your myspace, and they might be a little creeped out if you contact them and say that you tracked them because the looked at your myspace. Chances are, they took one look at your myspace, thought you were creepy and left, so they don't want you to look them up. If they LIKED your myspace, they would have sent you a friend request or otherwise a message.
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xanga   tag    myspace    yfly   teenspot     that is all I know.
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press CTRL+H to open the browser's history. then just click on each item to see the pages they visited.\n\nbut they might have deleted it before getting of the web. if so there is nothing you can do
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then you can't. \nanyway you can track how many times someone visit your web page. ( if you know his ip.)\n\nthe PHP script fro this is following\n\nyou have to create an file( ex. : IP.html) in same directory and have to give write permission to that file ex : 707 permission.\n\n<?php  \n\n$commentfile="IP.html";\n$fh = fopen($commentfile,'a+');\n\n$address = $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"];\n$date = date('d/m/Y');\n$time = date('H:i:s');\n$tb =  "<table border=&#92;"5&#92;" align=&#92;"centre&#92;">";\n$td =  "<td>";\n$tr =  "<tr>";\n$tre = "</tr>";\n$tde = "</td>";\n$tbe = "</table>";\n\nfwrite($fh,$tb);\nfwrite($fh,$tr);\nfwrite($fh,$td);\nfwrite($fh,$address);\nfwrite($fh,$tde);\nfwrite($fh,$td);\nfwrite($fh,"      ");\nfwrite($fh,$tde);\nfwrite($fh,$td);\nfwrite($fh,$date);\nfwrite($fh,$tde);\nfwrite($fh,$td);\nfwrite($fh,"      ");\nfwrite($fh,$tde);\nfwrite($fh,$td);\nfwrite($fh,$time);\nfwrite($fh,$tde);\nfwrite($fh,$tre);\nfwrite($fh,$tbe);\n\nfclose($fh);\n\n\n\n?>
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freewebs\nblogs--xanga, myspace...
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I visit my personal site, which I created and keep modifying it. \n\nWhen I look into the visitor count, it shows one more than the last time I had visited it !
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First, sign into your Xanga account.  At the top of the page (under the ad) is a box that's divided into 3 sections - the first section says "New Weblog Entry" - click on that.  Type what you want into the text box and click "Submit" at the bottom of the page.  Voila!
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ok xanga go to my site xanga.com/PrIde_AnDrEa
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Just sign in and then view your profile!!!