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needforspeed
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 Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 6:02 am Post subject: Do you have any special scripts you use on your site? |
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I don't really have any out of the ordinary scripts, but I have some php code on my index page that writes the users ip, referer, browser, and date/time to a text file. I also use AWstats for the whole site, but I was just curious as to how many people went to the home page from a link in my site vs. an outside link, and I wanted it in somewhat of an easy to read format.
So does anybody else have something that probably nobody else has?
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iNaNimAtE
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 9:15 am Post subject: |
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I have an in.php and an out.php which records data into a text file. To link to my site, someone uses "cfxnetworks.com/system/in.php?id=website-id" instead of plainly "cfxnetworks.com" so I can track which hits came from where, the date, and the IP address. I am also going to integrate a verification mechanisim that only allows certain referring IDs, so only certain people can link to my site using the tracking that get permission (great for affiliate links). The out.php does essentially the same thing, only it is outgoing.
I also have the worlds first hexadecimal hit counter! Well, I wasn't able to find one anywhere (searched Google, Hotscripts, et cetera), so I'll just call it the world's first...
(Also have a couple scrips that are going to run behind the scenes in CFx v2 =)).
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needforspeed
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 5:20 pm Post subject: |
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Those are pretty cool ideas!
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Stone-D
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 5:30 pm Post subject: |
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| iNaNimAtE wrote: | | I have an in.php and an out.php which records data into a text file. To link to my site, someone uses "cfxnetworks.com/system/in.php?id=website-id" instead of plainly "cfxnetworks.com" so I can track which hits came from where, the date, and the IP address. |
I've got my server rigged using the hosts file. I'm currently hosting two :
Work, internal LAN page, unofficial
http://tbisetiabudi.dyndns.org OR http://tbi-jkt.mine.nu
My Homepage, Development platform of sorts
http://stone-d.dyndns.org OR http://stone-d.mine.nu
Work is port 89, home is 88, but you don't need to specify unless linked to a specific page. Both on the same machine. Currently MailTRAQ is handling the redirections from port 80, but a third abyss can do that just fine.
| Quote: | | I also have the worlds first hexadecimal hit counter! Well, I wasn't able to find one anywhere (searched Google, Hotscripts, et cetera), so I'll just call it the world's first... |
Sorry to burst your bubble, but...
# Multicount Version 3.0
# Copyright 1998-2002 by Matt Riffle All Rights Reserved.
# Initial Full Release: 7/4/98 This Release: 6/16/02
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# The counts can be reported in various styles. To use normal numbers,
# specify 'numeric' or do not set this variable. To use numbers with
# commas inserted at the correct points, specify 'commas'. To use
# Roman numerals, specify 'roman'. For hexadecimal numbers, specify
# 'hex'. For binary, use 'binary'. For octal, use 'octal'.
:)
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Stone-D
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 5:36 pm Post subject: |
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Forgot to reply on topic. :)
I've been building my own content management system using Perl. Its been a learning experience, especially getting gzip encoding working properly. Got it sussed now.
http://stone-d.mine.nu/
The panel on the left was created from scratch by me in javascript. Took me ages, but I use it extremely regularly, can't do without it now. I've been meaning to clean up the js code and release it for download for use in a moz/opera panel. It works like that now, but the code's still a bit messy.
BTW, if anyone's running proxomitron, try visiting :
http://stone-d.mine.nu/index.pl?Content/Misc/Compatibility
Check the "Web Filter Active" bit.
I'd like to know if prox or other filters are detected or not by other people. =)
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 10:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Stone-D wrote: | Sorry to burst your bubble, but...
# Multicount Version 3.0
# Copyright 1998-2002 by Matt Riffle All Rights Reserved.
# Initial Full Release: 7/4/98 This Release: 6/16/02
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# The counts can be reported in various styles. To use normal numbers,
# specify 'numeric' or do not set this variable. To use numbers with
# commas inserted at the correct points, specify 'commas'. To use
# Roman numerals, specify 'roman'. For hexadecimal numbers, specify
# 'hex'. For binary, use 'binary'. For octal, use 'octal'.
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Why didn't you tell me about this before I wrote that bloody hit counter? Anyway, maybe mine's the second... hehe.
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I use a activeX script that installs spyware.. Oh wait, thats not my site.. .. Im just kidding =)
Im currently making a full site in html pages with a login system for admin to edit the pages from online and some things, with user accounts and private messaging O.o (like 60% done ^.^)
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needforspeed
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| Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2004 4:16 pm Post subject: |
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cool! I want to make a script that does something useful and unique, but not too complicated and time consuming...but can't think of anything.
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| needforspeed wrote: | | cool! I want to make a script that does something useful and unique |
LOL, good luck. Who knows, you may come up with something that apache fans didn't make during the previous millenium. ;)
Not to dissuade you or anything. ;'D
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