Search Results for "page"

counter.dev is a minimal web analytics server that prioritizes simplicity, speed, and privacy. The backend is designed to be resource-light while still providing the essential metrics teams care about, such as page views, referrers, and basic geography. Rather than storing everything in a monolithic database, it combines a fast in-memory store for hot data with archival to a traditional SQL store for long-term retention. The client snippet is tiny and cookieless, which helps reduce layout shift and keeps page performance high. Because it’s a small Go service with a straightforward architecture, it can be self-hosted easily and integrated into existing stacks. ...

Page hit tracking system: by referencing an image from the hosting website, a hit for that page will be logged. Special configurations on the hosting website allow for custom images to be displayed such as a hit counter or a custom image.

An easy to set up hit counter will return values for: Total site hits, Total users viewing site, Most ever users viewing site, Total page hits for this page, Users viewing this page, Most ever users viewing this page, Time to generate the page.

phpHitCounter is a PHP script that displays a count of “hits” (or “visits”). A counter image is generated by the script and shown on the counted page via an HTML <img> tag. phpHitCounter requires no configuration or database. It is easy to install.

The package contain a set of cgi scripts which maintain statistics for your web site. They also provide a nice counter, which you can sport on your web page. These scripts don't require any help from web server.

A Web Counter/Page Counter written in PHP that retrieves the number from the database, increments it, and converts it to a jpeg. Add <IMG SRC="http://your.url.com/path/numhits.php"> to your webpage where you want your counter to apear.

[INACTIVE] A minimalistic PHP/MySQL Page Hit Counter. Designed for bandwidth monitoring. Easily see which pages are getting viewed the most so you can tune those pages for size and speed. Web-based interface for viewing or setting individual counters/gra

Probe is a website-usage analysis tool. It 'probes' (logs) certain pages being viewed by a visitor, without needing access to log-files from the web-server and produces a web-page with statistics using bargraphs.