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This is a link click counter script written in PHP. It includes a password protected admin script for viewing the click results. Uses a text file for data handling.

Now with a smooth jQuery Accordion navigation, our php Click Counter can store and display clicks on any link throughout your website. In addition, you can also mask your links with the generated code. PHP Click Counter uses a flat-file system so access to a database or similar database is NOT a requirement. The administrative console will allow you to view your link statistics, remove and reset your added links, show and copy your generated Click Counter URL as well as the ability to download and restore your flat-file db files. This application also uses an animated, collapsible navigation system to attractively toggle between tasks. Take a look at the demo for more!

My Click Counter is a PHP click counter which can also be used as a download counter. With its help you can count clicks on any link on your website. A great tool if you want to know how many times a link has been clicked, a file downloaded ("download counter") and similar. You can also hide your affiliate links with PHP click counter. As long as it's a link.

This counter allows you to display the number of hits with text or with the included image files. The counter can also be invisible.

AcidJs.ClicksCounter is HTML5, JavaScript and PHP-driven hits, clicks and downloads counter, with amazing, fully ajax admin panel and tons of great features such as data comparison, data export in JSON and CSV format, instant backup in zip format, etc. AcidJs.ClicksCounter is fully localizable and utilizes some of the greatest features of HTML5 (Blob, FileReader, etc) and its most important functionality runs on the client. It is easy to deploy, does not use SQL, but flat JSON files for databases and it is a matter of simple couple-of-minutes configuration before having it up and running! - See more at: http://acidjs.wemakesites.net/clicks-counter.html#sthash.eYpDWECE.dpuf

More than 72,000 downloaded to date! Very easy to install, like all of our scripts. Easy to configure. Web based management screen that requires an username and password to access. Create a new counter with the click of a button. Set the beginning counter value or leave at zero to start. Edit existing counter values. Set the number of digits to display on counter. For example, if you set the digit count to 10 and there are 1248 hits to site the counter will look like this: 0000001248 The digit output is in raw text format. Adjusting the font is done using your favorite HTML editor. You can specify whether you want to count unique hits only or you can count all page views, including refreshes/reloads. You can set the counter to hidden. This will make the digits invisible on the page. It will still count page views. Easily reference counter values on the main management page. The value for each counter is displayed next to each counter.

Using GDpm EasyCounter generates a graphical page counter. No SSI required.

This counter is a simple text user counter. It creates one file and supplies the same count for each page. It is designed to count overall hits to a site, not to count hits to individual pages. The special thing about this script is it won't count a single user multiple times.

It's a simple counter that counts your visitors and log the refering URL. You may view the logfile via your webbrowser or the script can mail it to you.

A counter that allows you to use either a text or graphical way of showing how many visitors came to your site. Requires SSI.

BS Counter is a web counter/tracker written in Perl. Features include: blocking of multiple hits from the same user, insertion of commas, can be set to text-based or graphical mode, supports multiple counters from the same script, and tracks users' browsers, operating systems, and location. (requires SSI)

A very simple counter that can be graphic, text or hidden with only 12 lines of code. Requires Server Side Includes (SSI).

This is a handy and very simple text-based counter for calculating the number of visitors to a page. One script (counter.cgi) can be applied to many pages of your site. The information on visits is kept in a simple textual database.

Sweet Counter is a very useful multi-page text counter. It has been tested on some extremely high traffic sites (10,000+ per day) and has been proven to be stable. All hits are recorded in open log file (HTML) which can be viewed from any web browser.

BrowserCounter is a small perl script that scans the agent_log generated by NCSA httpd 1.4/1.5 or Apache and produces a table summarizing what browsers people have used to access a web server.

Simple Counter is a very easy to install counter for your page, it runs off ssi and will display a text counter.

This is a Java counter and clock in one applet. It counts page hits, tells your visitors the local time, and provides an analog time display. You can use your own counter sets. Because Java applets cannot write to files, the counter function of JavaClock requires you to install a Perl script (provided) on your Web site. The counter supports any number of pages and/or users. JavaCounter can get along without digit graphics. It optionally generates text and digits internally.

Argala Counter is a simple graphical counter program that works with SSI(Server Side Include). You only place one SSI tag on your page. If you would like to have your own graphical counter shown on your web pages, you should create 10 numeric graphic GIF files. When a visitor visits your web page, the program updates the count file and displays the count. The program also logs your visitor's access.

CounterServlet is a servlet that maintains a counter for individual web pages. Web pages hitcount is displayed by invoking the CounterServlet as a server-side-include.

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.