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<?php /* Pagestats v1.0 Copyright 1998 Cary Collett. Use it freely, distribute it freely, tell me how great it is freely and send me any cool mods you come up with for it, freely. cary@ratatosk.org Changes 1.1 Now using SCRIPT_FILENAME everywhere instead of SCRIPT_NAME. Using SCRIPT_NAME could result in collisions if virtual hosts are being used. I.e. hits for www.foo.com/index.html and www.bar.com/index.html would both be collected for the same URI. Of course this makes the column name URI a misnomer. Change it if it really bothers you. ;-) */ /* A simple script to be included that reports hits, last modification and when the hit counting started. You'll need MySQL support. Though it should be easy to port this to any decent DBMS (mSQL might be a little sticky becuase of it's severely limited feature set; I don't use it anymore so I don't know for sure.) This mysql table must exist in the database 'php' (or you can edit stuff to suit you). create table pagestats ( uri varchar(96) primary key, hits bigint not null default 0, since datetime ); It defines several variables: $hits = Number of hits counted $since = full blown date & time since the counter started $lastmod = full blown date & time of the last modification (ctime) of the file The following Unix epochs are set. Users can use these if they don't like default format. $sincesecs = Unix epoch of since $modsecs = Unix epoch of lastmod An example of usage: 1. Put this file somewhere in your PHP include path. 2. Stick something like this in your page: <? include("pagestats.php3"); ?> <? echo $hits . " hits since " . date('F d, Y',$sincesecs); ?>. <p> Last modified: <? echo $lastmod; ?> <p> */ $link = mysql_pconnect( 'localhost', 'logger', ''); mysql_select_db( 'php',$link); $qs = "UPDATE pagestats SET hits=hits+1 WHERE uri = '$SCRIPT_FILENAME'"; $r = mysql_query($qs,$link); if (mysql_affected_rows($link) < 1) { /* oops, no row for this page, create one */ mysql_query( "INSERT INTO pagestats VALUES ('$SCRIPT_FILENAME',1,SYSDATE())",$link); } $res = mysql_query( "SELECT hits, UNIX_TIMESTAMP(since) as since FROM pagestats WHERE uri = '$SCRIPT_FILENAME'",$link); $sincesecs = mysql_result($res,0, 'since'); $modsecs = filectime($SCRIPT_FILENAME); $hits = mysql_result($res,0, 'hits') + 1; /* see the date() docs if you want to change this The format 'l F d, Y h:i:s A' makes dates like this: Friday May 08, 1998 04:22:08 PM */ $dateformat = 'l F d, Y h:i:s A'; $since = date($dateformat,$sincesecs); $lastmod = date($dateformat,$modsecs); ?> | |||||
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