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what the code for this? i have it in the footer.
i want to make a panel with the same code.
and one more thing. does it really work correcly?
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i want to make a panel with the same code.
and one more thing. does it really work correcly?
/Bonnis1992
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bonnis wrote:
and one more thing. does it really work correcly?
From maincore.php:
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// PHPFusion user cookie functions
if (!isset($_COOKIE[COOKIE_PREFIX.'visited'])) {
$result = dbquery("UPDATE ".DB_SETTINGS." SET settings_value=settings_value+1 WHERE settings_name='counter'");
setcookie(COOKIE_PREFIX."visited", "yes", time() + 31536000, "/", "", "0");
}
$lastvisited = Authenticate::setLastVisitCookie();Basically, every time a user connects to your site that has never had their "visited" cookie set, it increments the counter. It's very reliable, but there are still ways to trick it like deleting that cookie and connecting to the site again.
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skpacman wrote:Quote
bonnis wrote:
and one more thing. does it really work correcly?
From maincore.php:Code Download source// PHPFusion user cookie functions
if (!isset($_COOKIE[COOKIE_PREFIX.'visited'])) {
$result = dbquery("UPDATE ".DB_SETTINGS." SET settings_value=settings_value+1 WHERE settings_name='counter'");
setcookie(COOKIE_PREFIX."visited", "yes", time() + 31536000, "/", "", "0");
}
$lastvisited = Authenticate::setLastVisitCookie();
Basically, every time a user connects to your site that has never had their "visited" cookie set, it increments the counter. It's very reliable, but there are still ways to trick it like deleting that cookie and connecting to the site again.
allright thanks. ! :)
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skpacman wrote:Quote
bonnis wrote:
and one more thing. does it really work correcly?
From maincore.php:Code Download source// PHPFusion user cookie functions
if (!isset($_COOKIE[COOKIE_PREFIX.'visited'])) {
$result = dbquery("UPDATE ".DB_SETTINGS." SET settings_value=settings_value+1 WHERE settings_name='counter'");
setcookie(COOKIE_PREFIX."visited", "yes", time() + 31536000, "/", "", "0");
}
$lastvisited = Authenticate::setLastVisitCookie();
Basically, every time a user connects to your site that has never had their "visited" cookie set, it increments the counter. It's very reliable, but there are still ways to trick it like deleting that cookie and connecting to the site again.
hmm, i tried that code, it does not work.
Edited by bonnis on 24-04-2013 08:53,
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Bonnis,
All you need to do to show "Unique Visitors: #####" anywhere else on your site is to put the following in a panel or in the page code wherever you want to show it:
My other post was explaining how the Unique Visitors function works and why it's reliable. I wasn't posting code for you to use.
Use the code from NetriX's post to show the counter.
All you need to do to show "Unique Visitors: #####" anywhere else on your site is to put the following in a panel or in the page code wherever you want to show it:
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echo showcounter();My other post was explaining how the Unique Visitors function works and why it's reliable. I wasn't posting code for you to use.
Use the code from NetriX's post to show the counter.
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Bonnis,
All you need to do to show "Unique Visitors: #####" anywhere else on your site is to put the following in a panel or in the page code wherever you want to show it:Code Download sourceecho showcounter();
My other post was explaining how the Unique Visitors function works and why it's reliable. I wasn't posting code for you to use.
Use the code from NetriX's post to show the counter.
thanks alot ! :)
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