Silentum Counter Plus is a basic PHP counter that uses individual images to display each number on the counter. There are three different styles for the counter: Regular, which uses the Vivaldi font, making the counter much fancier than regular text, or two different types of Digital, making the counter imitate a digital clock. This is an excellent counter if you want to spruce up your page, but don't want to hassle with using a remotely-hosted service that places their ads all over your counter. It uses only two PHP files, and doesn't require any MySQL.
View a demo of Silentum Counter Plus v1.1.1.
Note: "silentum_counter_plus.php" includes the full code to display the counter.
You can choose whether you want regular or digital numbers at the top of
"counter_plus.php."
a. Unzip the files to a location you desire.
b. Add the following line of code to the very top of every page you want the
counter on:
<? include("counter_plus.php"); ?>
You may need to change the path of the file depending on where you unzipped
the files to.
c. Now where you want the total VISITS to appear on the page, add the following
line of code:
<?=$total?>
d. Where you want the total UNIQUE hits to appear on the page, add the following
line of code:
<?=$total_uniques?>
You may need to CHMOD the two .txt files to 777 so that the files can be amended
and viewed properly. Most FTP programs have the option to change the attributes
when you right click the files.
777 = readable, writable, and executable by owner, group, and public.
You can style the counter however you like using either CSS or (X)HTML.
View a demo of Silentum Counter Plus v1.1.1.
Note: "silentum_counter_plus.php" includes the full code to display the counter.
You can choose whether you want regular or digital numbers at the top of
"counter_plus.php."
a. Unzip the files to a location you desire.
b. Add the following line of code to the very top of every page you want the
counter on:
<? include("counter_plus.php"); ?>
You may need to change the path of the file depending on where you unzipped
the files to.
c. Now where you want the total VISITS to appear on the page, add the following
line of code:
<?=$total?>
d. Where you want the total UNIQUE hits to appear on the page, add the following
line of code:
<?=$total_uniques?>
You may need to CHMOD the two .txt files to 777 so that the files can be amended
and viewed properly. Most FTP programs have the option to change the attributes
when you right click the files.
777 = readable, writable, and executable by owner, group, and public.
You can style the counter however you like using either CSS or (X)HTML.