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A hit counter

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Bravogolf

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Hi guys,
Getting a little frustrated trying to find a simple, no frills no accurate reporting hit counter. When I put my site online it will take another few weeks before I stick up a proper PHP script used for a counter.

Meantime, I was hoping someone could point me to a basic free counter. I've tried all the various sites that offer such services, but it takes ages to load the site due to their script taking ages.

Isn't their some sort of basic onload function (hit=hit++) that I can simply use?

 
>> Isn't their some sort of basic onload function (hit=hit++) that I can simply use?

You could do that, but how would you store that value on your server? You'd need a server-side script to do this.

I went to Google and did a search for "free web page counter" (with the quotes, incidentally) and got plenty of hits back.

Here are the first 5 of many:


Hope this helps,
Dan
 
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