This counter has no MySQL and is ment to be included wherever you want it to display/count a hit. It displays the output with the correct comma's (EG: 34,000)
By : DrEvele
<?php
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// Only needed for under php5 use:
function str_split($the_string, $the_number)
{
$startoff_nr = 0;
$the_output_array = array();
for($z = 1; $z < ceil(strlen($the_string)/$the_number)+1 ; $z++)
{
$startoff_nr = ($the_number*$z)-$the_number;
$the_output_array[] = substr($the_string, $startoff_nr, $the_number);
}
return($the_output_array);
}
// Hit file (chmod a+rw to it)
$count_my_page = ("/home/ytslfazk/public_html/dotblog/hits.txt");
// Read contents
$hits = file($count_my_page);
// Increase hits
$hits[0]++;
// Open for write
$fp = fopen($count_my_page , "w");
// Save new value
fputs($fp , "$hits[0]");
// Close file
fclose($fp);
// Explained: It's reversed so we can split it into 3's
// and not have 3400 turn into 340,0
$hits_expanded = str_split(strrev($hits[0]), 3);
for ($i = 0; $i <= sizeof($hits_expnaded) + 1; $i++) {
if (isset($hits_string))
// Set the string back to normal.
// NOTE: The newly added number goes _INFRONT_ of the old one because it
// was reversed.
$hits_string = strrev($hits_expanded[$i]).','.$hits_string;
else
// Set the string back to normal
$hits_string = strrev($hits_expanded[$i]);
}
echo '<b>'.$hits_string.'</b>';
?>
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