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So, You Want Your Own Counter CGI, Huh?

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Step-by-step tutorial on how to add your own counter CGI to your Web page.
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This is a comprehensive tutorial on how to create your own image counter CGI on your Web page. Main topics include: Make the CGI Directory, Make A Directory for the Counter's Files, Altering the Script For Your Server, Find the Absolute Path, Turn on the CGI/COUNT Directories, Getting A Count On A Page, Locking Out Others, and more. Full source code is available.

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4th February 2000
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4th February 2000
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