Counters related scripts & softwares
This free web hit counter allows you to track hits on separate pages within your website, it is quick to install, and it easily integrates with the look of your website.
EZcounter is a simple easy to setup asp counter script. The script uses a text file to track the number of page views and display to a webpage.Use SSI, Include, or copy and paste into asp pages.
This is a simple text based counter that reads and writes to a text file.
With this script you can show the number of active visitors in a given moment. The script has two parts: a file name global.asa, and a small code you must insert in your pages to show the number of active users.
myCounter is a page hit counter system for your website to track the amount of people visiting your website daily.
A simple ASP counter where each time a visitors gets to our page, a text file containing the number of visits will be open, the number read and increased by one and the result will be saved in the file.
This hit counter allows you to track site visitors by browser session. It uses a flatfile XML source to hold the counter values - no database required. It has the ability to track an almost unlimited number individual counters (you could theoretically have 75,000 counters or so). The value that is returned by the function is specified by you as well.. The script gives you complete control over its functionalities.
This is a simple ASP session counter that allows you to count how many unique user sessions were opened in your site. Useful for tracking the number of unique users.
STARK Counter is a simple ASP script that counts the number of visitors to your site. All the data is stored in an Access database. Includes a password protected admin script to delete and alter the existing counters.
This is an ASP counter script that uses a database to store the counts so it's really pretty easy to maintain multiple counts using this one file. All you need to do is include it into your asp file and it'll do the database work and print out the count for that file. It even automatically adds records when a page is first hit.
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