Hello
Didn't know where to put this post...hope this is okay.
Basically I need a counter to monitor a page on my Intranet. I don't want to register with a counter place on the web, but instead wanted to use some script to just add a simple counter on.
However, can't use CGI scripting due to a long and boring reason. 
Does anyone know of any other scripts I can use?
Cheers
Jo 
Mark Hensler posted this at 20:45 — 17th April 2001.
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Are you allowed any server side languages? (ASP, CGI, PHP)
This must be done server side, it cannot be achieved client side.
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Brian Farkas posted this at 03:04 — 18th April 2001.
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That's right- if you don't want to use a 3rd party counter service, you have to have CGI access, or you're out of luck
. Sorry!
Brian
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Mark Hensler posted this at 03:07 — 18th April 2001.
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Do you need CGI access to run a PHP script?
Suzanne posted this at 23:20 — 18th April 2001.
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You don't need to have cgi access to run Perl scripts, either, in that they don't HAVE to be in the cgi-bin. But you do need the language installed on your server.
PHP just needs to be installed.
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Jo Tomlinson posted this at 08:32 — 19th April 2001.
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Oh wicked!
I will try to do that.
Thanks v much,
JO