Question(s) for Daily Hits

[Excepict]

Question 1: If you only create 1 file in your website and it is a php, when visited it will run the code [[“echo ‘hello’;”]], when a somebody visits the page, will your daily hit be used? and/or how much will it take up.

Question 2: When you send a request to that 1 php file with json encoded data, will a daily hit be used, and/or how much will be used.

Thank you, Excepict.

[Greenreader9]

@Admin

A hit occurs when a browser tries to request a file from your account. When a visitor tries to load a page, their browser will first try to request the main page contents from your account. After that, it will also request any included content, like styling files, scripts and images. Each of those requests is a “hit”, and they are all counted towards the daily hits limit.

From the KB article:

A hit is a simply request to a file on your website, which can be a HTML or PHP page, an image, a CSS file or something else.

If a visitor loads a single page which has two CSS files, three Javascript files and five images, that will generate a total of 11 hits to load that page. If your website code makes any requests to your website in the background (like with a chat script), these requests count towards your hits usage as well.

What does the hits limit mean

[Excepict]

Does it count if the php page is visited, I know that if u reuqest it, it will count, but if its visited by people, the explanation is kinda confusing

[Greenreader9]

@Excepict

Does it count if the php page is visited,

Yes, the page is requested from the server by the visitors browser, so a hit is used.

[TigerMANEK426]

The hits limit is measured by how many STATIC files are being loaded per client. If one person goes to your home page, and has to load 3 JS & CSS files, that counts as 3 hits. If there are no static files being loaded, the hits won’t increase.