[stormshadow]

creating a script to calculate the ammount of bandwith was used from opening the webpage?

[Nico]

If you're using cPanel, this could work.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=348144

(Never tried it though)

EDIT:

After rereading your post, I'm not sure if I understood you right. You want to know how much bandwidth the current request took?

[infinitylimit]

Um the some of all the files that are in src for images, href for styles, scr for scripts, and html generated code. Seems easy enough,

Oh wait

http://www.websiteoptimization.com/s...rl=about:blank

Someone already made this.

[stormshadow]

except i want to calculate it upon update of the page, because I need to know that if a player is XSS my game... then the bandwith will be huge with little ammount of clicks... I need to view that... Any ideas?

[stormshadow]

any ideas? anyone?!?

[Boraan]

hmm. If you are hosting the server yourself the monitoring tools will tell you what was accessed, when, how long, how much data, etc. I don't see where you would need a script to tell you that.

If it's not hosted by you, you may want to use a traffic monitoring tool like awstats. It's updatable with the click of a button and gives you information on all the files that were accessed, etc.

[jac2703]

Hi,

I agree with the above posts that server side programs such as those provided by cPanel would be your best bet.

You say you need to know about page clicks... Scripts such as phpmyvisits or phpTrafficA would allow you to view statistics on clicks and pages viewed, but not bandwidth.

A more simple method is to create a small PHP script to read a number from a textfile and increment it. That would tell you how many times the page was used.

[stormshadow]

The reason for this is because with programs like awstats is cause it cant tell me persisely which user did opened the page that used so much bandwith that it shouldnt use.... I can make the click counter easily