Results matching for "click+count"

Do you whant to see how much traffic you send to other sites? Then, use clickcount. It's very easy to setup and use. You can use SSI to insert the number of clicks or you can see all urls on the admin page.

This is the only link trading system you will ever need. It is designed to send the same amount of visitors to your affiliates as they send you. If they send you 10 visitors, their link is shown on your website until you send them 10 visitors back. Once you send them the 10 visitors back their link is taken down until they send you another visitor. Some other features include: A color coded admin panel to easily browse accounts, visitor fraud protection, add/subtract hits from an account, higher traffic trades are shown at the top of the list, the entire script is the size of a small image so it won't bog down your sites resources, and much more!

Count It records your visitor's screen width and height, color depth, page they came from, country, JavaScript versions and more. Stats displayed in admin section. Advanced search engine to track path of user. No SSI is required. Counts multiple pages.

This is a JavaScript counter based game. To play the game, click on the button to start, and click on the button again to stop the counter. To win, you have to stop the counter between "98-100" (including extremes). The number you clicked on will be displayed on the right.

Count+Stat provides the power, and expansibility of a high priced statistics program. This solid running perl script tells you important user information such as IP numbers, refers, clients, and time. With Count+Stat you can see where your users are coming from, and thus you can tell what they like, and overall who they are. If you get all kinds of people from a certain website, you can visit it and see exactly where your users come from!

A flexible counter script that reports a count in text based on an SSI call. Only one script is needed to handle all your counters, and the script can report overall, weekly, and daily counts.

LogCount cgi is a versatile FREE-to-use Unix web site counter script written for Perl 5. The counter script is not large, allows you to use your own images, and includes several handy features enabling it to control all the hit logging needs of most web sites. LogCount can also count with a time display, or show the time without counting. Also supplied is a separate basic log viewer, LogLook, which easily displays a colour coded track of each visitors page hits. LogCount can be called from an Image Source tag, a Hyperlink tag, or a Server Side Include tag. The latter allows you to 'include' the output as normal text on a web page if your server allows SSI calls. Efficient flat-files used, MySQL NOT required.

The script keeps track of all visitors to your page graphically and allows you the ability to make your own number GIFS. The ZIP file comes with two sets of possible colors for your counter, blue and green. Also, you have the option to exclude yourself from affecting the counter. SSI is required.

CountLink is a script that will update a log file for tracking the number of hits for any link on your website by place a link: http://www.yoursite.com/yourdir/countlink.cgi?address.htm. It adds a count to the link listed in the log file, keeps the log in order from greatest to least hits, and then autoforwards the user to http://address.htm. No input is needed from the web surfer, the interface is seamless.

CronCount is an access counter, written in Perl 4, which can be used with most web servers running under a UNIX � operating system. CronCount is appropriate for individual use, or can be used to offer access counts to an entire site. And, unlike alternative approaches, CronCount does not depend on either CGI or server-side include access.

tCount is a little Counter / Chat Applet that runs on all browser with support JDK 1.1. This is a client/serveur applet (socket dialing). tCount displays the number of users connected on your page. You can chat with the users by pressing a button.

This script allows you to fetch a specified Web page using HTTP, FTP and GOPHER, and parses it for links counting them as it goes. With multiple sites it will calculate the average links per webpage. The script requires the Win32::Internet module.

This is a simply text-based counter which counts unique visitors. It requires Server Side Includes (SSI).

SillyCount is a system that lets you fill out a form, then writes you a custom counter CGI script to put on your website. Requires SSI.

EZ Count allows you to have a graphical counter on all your web pages or on just a few. A fast and simple program that consists of one file and is 100% configurable. Requires SSI.

Invisible counter that records visitor's screen width and height, color depth, page they came from, country, JavaScript versions, dates, operating systems, browser versions, times and more. Very advanced built in search engine to track path of user. No SSI required, counts multiple pages, exclude IPs, admin section, support and documentaion. MySQL version also available with page hit timer. See how long visitors stay on each page

Quiet Count allows you to discreetly compile usage statistics for your site without displaying the results for the world to see. It can automatically EMail the previous days' results to you, and the included utility can compile monthly results for online display or into a TAB-delimited data file for export into a spreadsheet. Does not require SSI.

This script consists of two short scripts: gcount.pl - the counter code and pass.pl - the Control Panel for creating new counters and changing counter values. This script is mainly intended for applications where a global count of all pages needs to be displayed on each page as well as an individual count for each page across an entire Website or multiple Websites. A single line of HTML is all that is inserted into the pages you want counters on. Does not require SSI.

Set a variable so that (count1) reads the length of (input1) and then loops to keep the script counting each time you enter a letter. The input box is set to 20 characters.