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The GoodStat system is a web application, operating in the hosting environment, counting the statistics of entries, page views and much more. After downloading you will be able to install it yourself on your hosting. The data can be read as soon as the installation is completed and pasted into a monitored page on each subpage, a special JavaScript code. I would like to share with you the script I created called the GoodStat System. You will probably think that the name is a little bit...

ahCrawler is a set to implement your own search on your website and an analyzer for your web content. It can be used on a shared hosting. It consists of * crawler (spider) and indexer * search for your website(s) * search statistics * website analyzer (http header, short titles and keywords, linkchecker, ...) You need to install it on your own server. So all crawled data stay in your environment.

CrazyStat is a web analytics script written in PHP. It does not need access to server-logfiles or a MySQL-database to generate statistics of your website visitors. The script has very good usability and still has lots of features. The stats only need one screen length to present all the information. It's fast because of it's caching technology and uses minimal webspace by compressing logfiles.

Easy Link make a short and memorable URL from a long URL. Plus the best traffic stats on people that clicked your tinylink. Prefessional features. Free and simple to use. Download PHP Scripts : http://microcode.ws/ Cheap Web Hosting + FREE Domain : http://goo.gl/HY7Ubq

This script is very simple, you can count the files\' downloads and can block downloads from an another website(This option can be disable). It make complete stats too with browsers\' name, last week download etc.... It\'s a good file/download manager.

This hit counter requires only three things: PHP, the GD library, and the images you want to display. A simple text file holds the hits. The script is fully customizable and will expand over time.