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Image based hit counter in PHP to keep track of visitor.

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Here we are going to design simple image based hit counter to keep track of visitor. We are going to
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Here we are going to design simple image based hit counter to keep track of visitor. We are going to keep record in a text file so we do need any kind of database. We are going to keep whole record in counter.txt file. In the same directory where you putting the PHP file for this counter, create a file 'counter.txt' and CHMOD it to 0777. Initially put 0 in it and save the file. As this counter is image based we are putting our Image in "imgs" folder.

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15th May 2008
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Why can I add zeros before the counter figures
Reviewed byAnonymousonMon, 16th April 2012
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Why can I add zeros before the counter figures, I need to put zeros in before the numbers to look like this: "0000121" and the echo is no displaying the echoed message. why?
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