Power Counter 1.0
Saturday, July 05, 2025
Need a counter for your web site? Need one counter script to serve all of your virtual hosting customers?
Want to give away free counters?
Power Counter supports an unlimited number of users and web sites linking to it and is
called by just one line of JavaScript code on any of your web pages! It does not
require SSI (Server Side Includes), root access, or any other server dependant
protocols. Power Counter can also log all hits to a separate file, will automatically
determine the page a visitor is on and log the correct hit, and is a breeze
to set up.
Requirements:
- Perl
- JavaScript enabled web browser
Installation:
Power Counter 1.0 automatically installs on your web site in seconds
Or, follow the below instructions to install manually.
After you place Power Counter in your cgi-bin directory, change the directory
settings in the beginning of the script to fit your server, then chmod it to 755.
Now, just place the below code on any of your web pages:
<SCRIPT SRC="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/powercounter.cgi?file=filename"></SCRIPT>
If you do not place anything after file= then counter.txt will be the default counter file.
If you choose to put a filename, then Power Counter will use that filename as the counter file. This
is good if you want others to have their own counter on your server! If you choose to log all hits, the
same filename will be used, but .log will be appended.
Here's how the Power Counter looks:
"Hey! We just downloaded your software for the RedHat platform. Setup was so easy! And the chat interface is very intuitive. We love it! We are a small college in Northern Utah called Stevens-Henager College. We are a private college, and we carry about 300 students average enrollment. We are looking for a web chat server for a 'Distance Education' program we're looking into. We want to get remote students to interact with instructors in real time on our campus. Your software is perfect for us."
- T. White
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