<?php
$COUNT_FILE = "div/count_data.txt";
if (file_exists($COUNT_FILE)) {
// En: Open, read, increment, save and close file.
$fp = fopen("$COUNT_FILE", "r+");
flock($fp, 1);
$count = fgets($fp, 4096);
$count += 1;
fseek($fp,0);
fputs($fp, $count);
flock($fp, 3);
fclose($fp);
} else {
// En: Display a error message if file does not exist.
echo "Can't find file, check '\$file' var...<BR>";
}
?>
I prefer to store that code in a separate document and include it in the
documents i want it.
Change $COUNT_FILE to whatever suits you. It's just a empty textfile from
the start. Don?t forget to chmod the textfile properly.
Then you just have to echo $count;
# Daniel Alsen | www.mindbash.com #
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> I am having a problem that looks like this :
> 1.I'd like to have some clue on the traffic on my site, but my
> server doesn't support
> the mysql or smth like that. Anyway, I'd be happy with a text
> file, smth like a log
> file. Is it possible to write into a text file ?
> 2. Is it possible and is it a right way to do so : Making a
> counter based on the
> system I explained in the 1st question : writting a number into a
> text file, and on
> every hit, reading it and increasing by 1.... ?
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