One not, Amos, is that instead of using $count += 1, you should just do
$count++. That will automatically increment the number.
On 4/20/07, Amos Vryhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I build websites for a lot of people, and many of them want statistics
and hit counters for their websites.
I build websites for a lot of people, and many of them want statistics
and hit counters for their websites.
Since not all of them are on a dedicated or virtual host, I cobbled
together a script that builds log files, and displays a graphical hit
counter, and another script that runs Webalizer
On Fri, April 20, 2007 11:06 am, Amos Vryhof wrote:
I build websites for a lot of people, and many of them want statistics
and hit counters for their websites.
Webalizer
Analog
You can probably find binaries for both, or download logfiles and run
them offline or...
Since not all of them are
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Fri, April 20, 2007 11:06 am, Amos Vryhof wrote:
I build websites for a lot of people, and many of them want statistics
and hit counters for their websites.
Webalizer
Analog
Webalizer works fine, and the output is good (though I doubt it's as
accurate since it's
Thanks Daniel, I will switch that. Like I said, I copied it from
someone's (obviously erroneous) example and didn't want to mess it
up... I usually use variable++ for increments.
Daniel Brown wrote:
One not, Amos, is that instead of using $count += 1, you should just do
$count++. That
Here's an idea for testing purposes to determine why it's counting low,
too
Have your PHP script write to two files --- one that contains the number
as it is now, and one that writes the number and a timestamp on a new line
each time it's accessed. This way, you can scan down the list
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