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| Top 101 to 125 Counters - Perl scripts |
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VersaCounter
This counter can be used either with SSI or simple HTML tags(SSI method offers more display options like the plain text or the graphic counter styles). The image tag method can be used to put counters in HTML documents residing on remote web sites. This script can also be used in virtual HTML documents produced by other CGI scripts.
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Perl Text Counter
This is a text counter. It can keep track of each page on your website in a special little hidden directory. The script requires SSI.
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logicScripts.com's Users Online
This real time counter script runs with or without SSI. It provides everything needed to show your visitors how many people are on the site or at any given page.
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Who's Online?
This script displays the number of visitors currently logged on, in real-time on a web page. This offers a built in protection against pages being reloaded by the site visitor. You can set the time range in which the visitors need to be counted.
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User Fingerprints
Tracks date, ip, browser, processor, JavaScript Disabled, screen dimensions, color depth, and referer. Easy to set up and use - uses the image tag to track.
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CosmicClockHit
Free web page hit counter script including the day, the date, the time and a hitcounter.
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Quiet Count
Quiet Count helps you to compile usage statistics for your site without displaying the results to the outsiders. It can even send you the previous days' results to you by email, and also compile monthly results of these statistics. Pages from multiple websites can also be tracked with a single installation. Does not require SSI.
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Simple Perl counter
This script is based on simple perl program. This program is helpful for website owners to keep the track records of their site visitors up to date. This script is simple to install and to configure.
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cnStats
cnStats is a simple tracker that records the statistical informations like, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly hits made by their site visitors.
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ChatOL counter script
This script is helpful for web site owners to keep the information of number of online customers and the number of hits made by them. Webmasters can hide this counter on their site.
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b3 Counter
b3 Counter is a flexible counter script that can be customized as per requirement. The options of text, standard or deluxe settings allow for different kind of looks including vertical alignment, background images, font control and more. It can work with any .gif files you specify.
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Simple Count
This is a simple hit counter which is text based. It requires SSI and counts multiple pages.
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Chatologica WebStats SQL
This is a perl software which will allow you to offer services related to web-sites statistics. For this you will need to put a HTML counter code on the web pages of the clients and have web masters who will track the web site visitors and traffic.
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Torgo Counter
This counter is designed to count the overall hits to a site. It creates one file and supplies the same count for each page. It ignores multiple hits from the same visitor/source and considers one visitor as one hit even if he visits multiple pages on the site. It is a text user counter.
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StepWeb's Counter
This script will count every visitor to your website and display the Hits results through a counter in text. The script has the capability to handle multiple hits at a time. It can tracks daily hits and reset the counter daily. Requires SSI. The counter display can be customized.
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CGI-Factory Text Counter
This is a structure and text based counter for keeping track of Hits to your web site. It has the ability to ignore the hits from page reloading, thereby giving you the actual traffic details for your website. It is easy to install and reliable. It also allows you to put the counter in the invisible mode.
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CGI 101: counter.pl
This is a kind of hidden counter. The script increments a counter in a file whenever a user visits your site, then returns the gif image. The visitor need not even know that you have a counter on.
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Easy Counter
Easy Counter script is used by the webmasters on their site to view how many visitors are online and who have visited earlier. Webmaster can get their site visitor's system configuration with their IP address. It requires no SSI.
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IC-AdvancedHitCounter
IC-AdvancedHitCounter 2.5 is a text based counter to count how many visitors have come your website.
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amonotod's counter.pl
This script keeps track of number of visitors visiting your site on a particular day. Only the new visitors get added to the overall count of visitors. Repeat IP's on the same day do not get recounted.
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Page Stats
This script will help you keep track of visitors on your web pages. It inserts the counter into your html with the help of java script and the counter can be added to any number of pages on your site. The script can keep statistics on all hits or just unique hits for each page.
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EasyStat
This easy to set up perl script requires a javascript counter to show traffic information in the status bar of your browser. This does not require SSI and its text is customizable and allows you to show a greeting.
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CodeBrainQ CounterKit
On every Hit this text-based counter script increases the counter count by one, and then prints the new count to the page. You can make the counter invisible, show the visitor’s IP on the page. Also you can make the counter output appear in any font, size or color by using font tags around SSI.
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AllCount
This script has a very advanced built in search engine to track path of user. It offers an invisible counter that records various statistics of the visitor like visitor's screen width and height, color depth, page they came from, country, JavaScript versions, dates, times and many more.
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J3i Inc. Text Counter
With the help of this script you can add a simple text counter to any page of your website. SSI is required. To install the counter you require to make only a few modifications.
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