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how can I publish the numbers of hits that the people are visited in a link.
I mean like the numbers of downloads of a file but I need it in a page not a file.

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and also that if he press ones he cant press it again of the count will not count the second time.

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Grrrrr! im verrrrry drunk @ the mo...but you need to knoe php for that one mate....drink.. bad karma for the soul ololol

do anyone know how to do it?
pls...

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[redirect.php?value=1]

Sorry about the dalay and the previous reply wasnt helpful either I was drunk @ the time   I dont have much time at the mo due to work and private life, so I cant write the script for you. I dont have the time to write scripts for my own site at the mo. The best thing to do is buy a basic book on php/mysql. The crux of what you will have to do  is to have a database table to store the links in. Instead of linking directly to a file, you will link to a 'redirect' page using a value after the page name. eg redirect.php?value=1 this will take you to a page called redirect.php and the bit after the ? eg value=1 will be separated as a global variable. the script would then look up the value of 1 in a database and get the link, increase a count value by 1, then redirect to the link in question.
If you wanted a visitor count as opposed to a hit count then you would have to use cookies to tell the script that this visitor has alredy been to the site and not to increase the hit count.
I find the best way to get to grips with scripting is to sit down with a book about it and try stuff out.
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[redirect.php?value=1]

Sorry about the dalay and the previous reply wasnt helpful either I was drunk @ the time   I dont have much time at the mo due to work and private life, so I cant write the script for you. I dont have the time to write scripts for my own site at the mo. The best thing to do is buy a basic book on php/mysql. The crux of what you will have to do  is to have a database table to store the links in. Instead of linking directly to a file, you will link to a 'redirect' page using a value after the page name. eg redirect.php?value=1 this will take you to a page called redirect.php and the bit after the ? eg value=1 will be separated as a global variable. the script would then look up the value of 1 in a database and get the link, increase a count value by 1, then redirect to the link in question.
If you wanted a visitor count as opposed to a hit count then you would have to use cookies to tell the script that this visitor has alredy been to the site and not to increase the hit count.
I find the best way to get to grips with scripting is to sit down with a book about it and try stuff out.
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a great answer! thank-you for sharing that. you should stay sober more often lol

Thanks for that Harby. I've found on a few occasions that drink and computers dont mix  *writes 100 times: I must not use compters whilst drunk*
On a serious note, Ive noticed that more and more FWP's are providing PHP, so if your interested in learning, you really need to setup a webserver on your PC in order to use the php executable. I use http://www.xitami.com/but if I was to do it now, I would probably use http://www.apache.org/ as you can use the .htaccess file on that. You can then set up http://www.php.net/ and http://www.mysql.com/ and your set to go. You CAN learn php without a webserver, but this means uploading to your webspace everytime you want to test a script out.