Thanks Daniel, I will switch that. Like I said, I copied it from
someone's (obviously erroneous) example and didn't want to "mess it
up"... I usually use variable++ for increments.
Daniel Brown wrote:
One not, Amos, is that instead of using $count += 1, you should just do
$count++. That will automatically increment the number.
On 4/20/07, Amos Vryhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I build websites for a lot of people, and many of them want statistics
and hit counters for their websites.
Since not all of them are on a dedicated or virtual host, I cobbled
together a script that builds log files, and displays a graphical hit
counter, and another script that runs Webalizer and goes to the report.
My dilemma is that the hit counter portion of the script works at first,
then at some point loses track, and displays a number that is way off
from the actual number.
I was originally using code that read the number from a text file, added
1 to it, then wrote it back using file_get/put_contents.
Since then I have changed to
if (file_exists($logfile)) {
$fp = fopen("$logfile", "r+");
flock($fp, 1);
$count = fgets($fp, 4096);
$count += 1;
fseek($fp,0);
fputs($fp, $count);
flock($fp, 3);
fclose($fp);
} else {
echo "Can't find file, check '\$logfile'<BR>";
}
which I found in an example somewhere (maybe on the example code page?)
but that seems to lose track as well.
The server is hosted by AIT, running Apache 1.3.34.
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