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Simple Hit Counter

Simple Hit Counter is a text-based hit counter. You can use it on as many pages as you want. Call it via PHP include statements or SSI exec statements. The script will create a small file (a few bytes) for each page it keeps track of.
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STARK Counter

STARK Counter is a simple ASP script that counts the number of visitors to your site. All the data is stored in an Access database. Includes a password protected admin script to delete and alter the existing counters.
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Cookies Text Counter

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

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.
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Access Digits Counter

This is a simple PHP counter script for displaying an image-based access counter on your Web page. It uses a flat text file for data handling, and does not require any special module to run.
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PHP - MySQL Hit Counter

This is a simple graphical webpage counter that uses a MySQL table and database for easy tracking of hits on a website. It requires that in the web page that is calling the script have two(2) veriables: The Webpage that is calling the script (i.e. in...
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Counter Script

This is a simple PHP counter script that allows you to display a Web page counter in text or graphical mode.
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Simple Banner Rotation

This is a very simple Perl script for rotating banner ads on your Web site. It is meant to be used as a Server Side Include. Simply edit the location of the counter file, and set the number of banners you want to rotate.
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CGI 101: counter.pl

This is a simple sort of &"hidden&" counter. It is designed to be used in lieu of an image tag, so instead of doing img src=&"whatever.gif&", you might use img src=&"counter.cgi&". The script incr...
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PHP3 Text Counter

This is a very simple website counter script written in PHP3. It uses MySQL to store the count data and can keep a unique count for each page it is used on, or it can use the same counter for all pages, or a combination of both.
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