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Access Digits Counter Hits: 14 ***** 0.0 Cookies Graph Counter Hits: 14 ***** 0.0 Hit Counter2 Hits: 13 ***** 0.0 WebCount Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 This is a simple PHP counter This is a PHP-based visitor A hit counter that uses WebCount is a simple and easy script for displaying an counter script using images to show the amount of to install visitor image image-based access counter cookies. It uses the GD hits that you have recieved. based counter for your on your Web page. It uses a library to create a gif Very easy to use and you can website. It comes with 10 flat text file for data graph counter on your Web use any graphics. image packs, so you can have handling, and does not page.   a variety of images to match require any special module     your existing design. to run.       Date: Aug, 13 2000 Date: Aug, 13 2000 Date: Mar, 10 2004 Date: Dec, 21 2006

RGNCounter Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 Advanced CowCounter Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 Cookies Digits Counter Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 Counter Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 RGNCounter was the second The Advanced CowCounter can This PHP script displays an This script is a front end script to be released by handle multiple counters at image counter using cookies for the cgi application Illigio. This counter is one time building statistics on your Web page. It uses counter, WWW Homepage Access designed to be customized and keeping track of useful individual digit images, and Counter by Muhammad A Muquit. with your own images from 9 information. Each time does not require any special   - 0. You can then include someone trips one of your library.   your counter anywhere on counters, an entry is made     your web page. in a MySQL database that       keeps track of what counter       they tripped, the time and       day, their IP address, and       browser information. The       current counters are a Hit       Counter (standard image       counter), a Page Access       Counter (a hidden version of       the Hit Counter), and a Link       Counter (counts how many       people click on a link).       There is no java,       javascript, CSS, Perl, CGI,       Flash, or Shockwave. For a       browser, you only need to       have a browser that       understands HTML (all of       them :)) and can load a few       images. Installation is       pretty straightforward,       simply extract the ZIP file,       upload all of the files       (keeping the small directory       structure intact), and go to       the directory that you       uploaded the files to       (specifically the index.php       file in the directory you       uploaded to). Only a small       amount of HTML knowledge is       necessary - how to put an       image on your page and how       to create a link, both for       putting the counters on your       pages.     Date: Jan, 04 2005 Date: Jun, 21 2004 Date: Aug, 13 2000 Date: Sep, 07 1999