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I'd look it up myself, but you people are so much help :D
PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
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I'd look it up myself, but you people are so much help :D
PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
monkey_man wrote:
> I'd look it up myself, but you people are so much help :D
>
> PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
First, create a blank file. Name it counterlog.txt
Then create a new file. Copy/paste this into it.
$viewss = file("counterlog.txt");
$views = $viewss[0]; $views++;
$fp = fopen("counterlog.txt", "w");
fwrite($fp, $views);
fclose($fp);
print $views;
?>
Save it as counter.php. Then you use include to get the code on whichever page you want.
include ("counter.php");
?>
Upload the files and chomod counterlog.txt to 766, and you should have a brand new counter
If you ever want to change the number of visitors (You evil cheater :P), open counterlog.txt, and edit the number to what you want. Remember to chmod it again when you're finished.
I hope this is what you were after?
> I'd look it up myself, but you people are so much help :D
>
> PS, I'll show you why this afternoon sometime!
First, create a blank file. Name it counterlog.txt
Then create a new file. Copy/paste this into it.
$viewss = file("counterlog.txt");
$views = $viewss[0]; $views++;
$fp = fopen("counterlog.txt", "w");
fwrite($fp, $views);
fclose($fp);
print $views;
?>
Save it as counter.php. Then you use include to get the code on whichever page you want.
include ("counter.php");
?>
Upload the files and chomod counterlog.txt to 766, and you should have a brand new counter
If you ever want to change the number of visitors (You evil cheater :P), open counterlog.txt, and edit the number to what you want. Remember to chmod it again when you're finished.
I hope this is what you were after?
Cheers - it's for my new and improved chat room! I deleted the code that did the increment bit and couldn't remember how to do it.
Hmm, it;s not working. I know PHP pretty well and how to set up permissions and stuff, yet this is still eluding me.
$var++ will increment a variable.
$var = 2;
echo $var++; // prints 2
$var = 2;
echo ++$var; // prints 3
$var = 2;
echo $var--; // prints 2
$var = 2;
echo --$var; // prints 1
?>
Any questions?
$var = 2;
echo $var++; // prints 2
$var = 2;
echo ++$var; // prints 3
$var = 2;
echo $var--; // prints 2
$var = 2;
echo --$var; // prints 1
?>
Any questions?
OK, I have a file called "users.data". This needs to be opened, incremented, closed and then it's displayed somewhere. what you've said here all makes sense, but it's just not working!!! My permissions are right and the code is good, but the outcome is bad :(
$filename = ""; // relative path to the hits file (must have 666 perm
issions)
$fp = @fopen($filename,"r");
$counterval = @fread($fp, filesize($filename));
@fclose($fp);
$counterval = (integer)$counterval + 1;
$fp = @fopen($filename,"w+");
@fwrite($fp, $counterval, 26);
@fclose($fp);
?>
Then you can just slap in wherever.
What's with all the @'s?
@s are for people with skillz.
Or maybe for people without skillz... whatever. Anyway, they supress errors and warnings, which is bloody useful when you have a function that works as you want it to but displays a warning about something or other.
Or maybe for people without skillz... whatever. Anyway, they supress errors and warnings, which is bloody useful when you have a function that works as you want it to but displays a warning about something or other.
Hmmm. I don;t get an error where I was before, but the users.data file hasn't changed from "0" and it's not including either.
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