I don't understand how to do point 5 in the readme.txt. I am running PHPMyAdmin, but don't understand how to create counter ID's.
The readme.txt says:
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5. Create your counter IDs in table 'phpcounters' and start using your copy of
PHPcounter. There is a default counter ID 'phpcounter' (for a demo).
When you access your PHPcounter web location through a web-browser you will
see a list of all currently registered PHPcounter IDs into your database.
You may get the specific HTML code for every single one and put it into
your web-pages.
Note: use a single PHPcounter ID for a site (it will track access to all
local pages with additional details).
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I might be clear to PHP/MySQL0guru's, but I really don't know what to do now?
thanks,
JK
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Maybe a very late reply. It's also possible to define the user id's in the sql file before you import it into the database. I've just defined the demo to my own site. But I still don't know how to create more ID's. I've allready imported it into the database, but it won't work. Maybe there is some stuff you have to add into the php files.
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I don't understand how to do point 5 in the readme.txt. I am running PHPMyAdmin, but don't understand how to create counter ID's.
The readme.txt says:
==================
5. Create your counter IDs in table 'phpcounters' and start using your copy of
PHPcounter. There is a default counter ID 'phpcounter' (for a demo).
When you access your PHPcounter web location through a web-browser you will
see a list of all currently registered PHPcounter IDs into your database.
You may get the specific HTML code for every single one and put it into
your web-pages.
Note: use a single PHPcounter ID for a site (it will track access to all
local pages with additional details).
==================
I might be clear to PHP/MySQL0guru's, but I really don't know what to do now?
thanks,
JK
Maybe a very late reply. It's also possible to define the user id's in the sql file before you import it into the database. I've just defined the demo to my own site. But I still don't know how to create more ID's. I've allready imported it into the database, but it won't work. Maybe there is some stuff you have to add into the php files.
Find the insert statement in the sql code that generates the demo ID. Run the insert substituting your ID information before you execute.