Newsgroups: comp.sys.acorn.networking Subject: Re: Web counter Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2019 19:30 It is only a simple counter: a reload will make it increment. It measures fresh page impressions rather than visitors. https://timil.com/php/counter/ It is in PHP with no JavaScript and you host it yourself. The idea is that it gives you complete control over the images you use (or not) as you host them and can create your own. Please do, I've knocked these up in a few minutes. You'll see that they are simply equal-sized GIFs representing the digits nought to nine in a folder. 0/gif to 9/gif Download the zip. Include 't_counter/php' in your web page where you want the counter to appear; adjust a few variables if you want to. From the zip, copy 't_count' and the folder 't_counter' containing the GIFs to the same folder as you web page. N.B. Your web page will need to be [index].php as [index].htm[l] will not work. To be fair, I should say this script started out as one I downloaded from my ISP but I have tinkered with it ever since. It used to reset the counter for no apparent reason which is why error traps have been added. If the t_count file can't be found by the server (why not?) the visitor is prompted to try again.