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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.

AllMyVisitors is a PHP/MySQL-based text counter script. It displays number of visitors for today, yesterday, total, and currently online as well as the most number of visitors per day, and the most number of users online. AllMyVisitors is written in German.

Users Online is a PHP class that displays the number of users that are currently on your site.

GrafX Hit Counter is a hit counter that displays the results using a MySQL database. Simply add the 3 lines of code at the beginning of each page you want to track and the script will store the results and display a graph that shows which pages are the most accessed. Code optimized for PHP > 4.2.x Auto-install.

fxcounter is a free flat file php hit counter. Includes 4 separate functions (one for updating file, one for displaying total/unique number of hits (depending on what mode you pick), one for generating a more detailed page, and one for resetting the counter) for an easy plugin into your site, and is fully template driven (just edit template.php).

GraphiCookie Counter is a graphical counter written in PHP. It uses a cookie to identify your visitors not to count them twice. You can use your own images and define the cookie lifetime. v1.2: optimized for PHP 4.2.X v1.3: new setup section.

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.

InstaCounter is a counter script, written in PHP, that uses a MySQL database to store all settings. It enables you to add unlimited counters, and define a style for each. You can add unlimited styles by adding a piece of HTML code for each number. This way you can make your counter image or graphical, or text based, or even invisible. Also you can enable a timer counter, which starts counting on a certain date. You can can adjust almost any setting, including the way repeat visitors are handled, which IP addresses to be ignored, public settings, the styles list, individual counter information and statistics, etc. There are also basic individual counter statistics, global statistics, and a top 10.

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.

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.

This is a PHP-based visitor counter script using cookies. It uses the GD library to create a gif graph counter on your Web page.

This PHP script displays an image counter using cookies on your Web page. It uses individual digit images, and does not require any special library.

This is a simple PHP script that allows you to display a text-based access counter on your Web page. It uses a flat text file for data storing.

This script is similar to the Access Digits Counter, except that it creates a gif graph on-the-fly to display an access counter using the GD library.