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A User counter that can show either images or text, whatever you perfer. You can also set the size of the images if you are using them and a custom message to display. All you have to do is then put one simple line of code into your website.

simple counter that shows the pageimpressions of a page (mysql backend). If you want to count real visitors of your site, you have to use the script 'azvisitor' which is also available on hotscripts.com. Installing script included

Basic Counter is a bare-bones script for people who want to add a simple MySQL counter to their website. This script is very easy to install and run, should take only a couple of minutes to setup and start using.

(i) Implemented using PHP4 for MySQL databases (ii) Automatically extracts what web page it is embedded within so you don't have to (ie; you can insert the same PHP code into every HTML file) (iii) Automatically creates a new entry if your page is new (ie; you just make your page & upload) (iv) Is fine with heavily loaded servers (does not lose counts like some other database-driven web counters) (v) Is in the public domain (ie; free for use - you don't even need to say I wrote it as I have given up my copyright)

A simple counter that uses php/mysql to track number of uniques to your site, number of pageviews, and logs the IP of your unique visitors since last time the "reset" was pressed. The new update allows for hashed admin passwords.

A text and graphical hit counter script. No SQL database required, text file based. (php4)

This script can be placed anywhere on the page as a blank image and it will record the date and IP of every access. Updated: script now allows for multiple page usage. It will record the current page in the log. 2005/03/07 - This script no longer exists due to a server move. I will try to get it back and if not I'll recreate it. Sorry to all who have been trying to download it :(

NS Sessions is a simple script with mySQL backend, which shows you how many users are active within a number of minutes (specified by you in config file). Example is included.

A counter that can be displayed in image or text format and uses simple text file to store data.

This is just another easy text based php counter. Comes with full instructions and is easy to install.

PHP MyHitCount is a simple PHP/MySQL-based hit counter that returns the number of hits a page has recieved. The data is stored in a very small MySQL table to minimize overhead. V1.0 supports tiling of image files to create a custom counter look.

EASYCOUNT (TXT) is a simple PHP script that counts the Page Impressions of your site using a .txt-File to store the data.

This is a basic script to count your Page Impressions. It uses a MySQL-database to store the data.

A simple text counter that uses MySQL to store data. It is simple to install and use.

DOLcounter is a graphical counter which logs any number of counters from your domain to a mySQL database. It includes setup instructions and analysis program to view simple statistics of your web counters.

A simple PHP script that generates a counter on the fly using the GD library. No actual images are used.

Who's Connected is a set of two small PHP scripts that use MySQL to display the number of users who have viewed a page within the last minute (can be modified). First script will add the connection to a table in MySQL. The second script will display the number of users.

This is a very simple PHP counter script for tracking page hits to any of your web pages. They don't get any more simple then this one. It offers no statistical data other then a textual counter. It does not use a database, but rather a flatline file (text file) for storing the number count. It includes instructions for setting up the script.

EasyCounter is an easy to include and modify PHP text counter for your page. It has an option to prevent adding to the counter by sending a variable when calling the page.

This is a simple PHP script that allows you to display a text counter using cookies on your Web page.