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Zugriffszähler Profi-Dokumentation
Keywords
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align |
- align
counter image on a base image. |
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cache |
- and
expires are used to change caching behavior of the
browsers. |
| chcolor
|
- change
one color of the counter image. |
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cdt |
- countdown
target date. |
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cdf |
- countdown
from date. |
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comma |
- show
comma after 3rd digits from right. |
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dd |
- digit
directory. |
|
degrees or angle |
- rotation
angle of the image. |
| df
|
- counter
data file. |
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dformat |
- date
format. |
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display |
- counter,
clock, date, countdown or image. |
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frgb |
- Frame
color. |
| ft
|
- Frame
thickness |
| fy
|
- Full
year (all digits). |
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image |
- Display
a GIF image. |
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incr |
- Increment
the counter or not. |
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istrip |
- Use
strip.gif or not. |
|
lit |
- Show
literal string. |
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md |
- Maximum
number of digits to display. |
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negate |
- Show
the negative image of counter. |
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offset |
- Offset
from the counter image from the edge of the base image while compositing.
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pad |
- Left
pad with zeros or not. |
|
reload |
- Count
page reload or not. |
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rotate |
- Rotate
the counter image. |
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sdhms |
- Show
the day, hr, min, sec in countdown or not. |
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sfd |
- Show
"from" date while showing countdown. |
| sh
|
- Show
the counter or keep it hidden. |
|
srgb, prgb |
- Change
source color to pen color. |
|
st |
- Start
count number. |
|
timezone |
- Show
time of that time zone. |
|
tformat |
- Time
format, 12 or 24 hr. |
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tr |
- Transparency
On or Off. |
|
trgb |
- Transparency
color. |
|
xy |
- Composite
the counter at x,y location of a base image. |
| Parameter |
Name |
Description |
Default |
cache=B
expires=X |
These parameters can be used to change the image caching behavior of certain
web browsers. |
The boolean value of cache tells the browser whether to cache the
image or not. The integer value of expires specifies the cache expiration
duration time in seconds. If you specify cache=F, the browser will be hinted
to cache the image for the amount of seconds specified with expires parameter.
if cache=F and expires=0, then the browser should not cache the image, that
is whenever you come back to the page, the counter or clock will be refreshed.
Use this feature with discretion as it may increase load on your system.
The expires parameter is meaningless without cache=F, that
means, if cache=T is specified, expires parameter is ignored and the counter
will not generate any HTTP Expires header. This is the default behavior.
The valid values for the boolean parameter cache is Y,N,F,T 1 or 0. The
valid integer range of the expires parameter is between 0 and 604800 (7
days).
Note, these parameters
will work with browsers that support the HTTP Expires header as specified
in HTTP specification. By default, most web browsers cache the image received
from the counter. That means, if someone visits your page and comes back
after a while, the counter or clock does not get refreshed.
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cache=T
expires=0
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| reload=B
|
Count page
reload if the site admin configured the counter to support it.
(Added on: Dec-05-1998) |
If the
site admin configured the counter to count reload, users can choose to count
reload (default) or ignore reload. The site admin allows count reloading
by yes, 1 or true in the [options] section of the configuration
file with the keyword count_reload. Note, if the admin decided to ignore
reload count (count_reload=No), user preference is ignored. The valid values
for the Boolean parameter reload are Y, N, T, F, 1 or 0. |
reload=T
Count reload if site admin configured to so. |
| cdt=year;month;day;hr;min;sec
(Added on: Dec-13-1998) |
Show
the countdown time to this target date. |
The parameter
cdt specifies the countdown target date. The valid values for this parameter
is 6 integers separated by semicolon. The first integer specifies the year,
for example: 2000. The month starts at 1 (January). The first day is 1.
Note: in Unix systems, the year can not be less than 1970 as Unix epoch
starts starts at 00:00:00 on January 1, 1970, Coordinated Universal Time
(UTC). The range of hr is 0 to 23. The range of min is 0 to 59 and the range
of sec is 0 to 59. To count down to Year 2000, the parameter will be: cdt=2000;1;1;0;0;0.
If you do not specify any Timezone with the parameter timezone,
the countdown will be calculated from the web server time. For example if
you like to show the countdown from GMT, specify timezone as: timezone=GMT+0000.
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None |
| cdf=year;month;day;hr;min;sec
(Added on: Jul-17-1999) |
Show
the countdown time from this date. |
The parameter
cdf specifies the countdown from date. The default is to calculate
from the current local time or local time of a specific timezone if the
parameter timezone is specified. The valid values for this
parameter is 6 integers separated by semicolon. The first integer specifies
the year, for example: 1999. The month starts at 1 (January). The first
day is 1. Note: in Unix systems, the year can not be less than 1970 as Unix
epoch starts starts at 00:00:00 on January 1, 1970, Coordinated Universal
Time (UTC). The range of hr is 0 to 23. The range of min is 0 to 59 and
the range of sec is 0 to 59. |
The local web server time. |
| sdhms=B
|
Show
the day, hr, min, sec in countdown or not. |
This
parameter affects how the countdown is displayed. The valid values for the
Boolean parameter sdhms are Y, N, T, F, 1 or 0. By defualt, the value for
this parameter is True, that means the countdown is shows as Day, Hour,
Min and Sec. If you just want to show the countdown days, specify F as the
value. |
sdhms=T |
| sfd=B
|
Show
from date (sfd) below the countdown. |
The parameter
sfd shows the from date below the countdown. The from date is the time when
the program is executed. The time in date is always in 24 hr format. If
you use the parameter timezone, the timezone offset
will be shown at the end of time. It may be necessary to see this date to
make sure that the Counter program actually ran and the browser is not loading
the image from cache. Use cache=F&expires=0
to make sure that browser does not cache the image. The valid values for
the Boolean parameter sfd are Y, N, T, F, 1 or 0. |
sfd=F |
| display=X
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Specifies
what to display. |
The valid
values for X is: counter, clock, date, countdown,
image or version. If the value is countdown and if the countdown
time is not specified with parameter cdt, the countdown
to year 2000 is assumed. See also: cdt. Note: If you
specify display=image and if you specify a datafile with df
parameter and if incr is true, then counter will be
incremented in the datafile. This will help some people who do not like
to show the counter, instead they can show an image. You can use incr=F
from another page to monitor the counter. |
display=counter |
| timezone=X
|
Display
time/date of the specified timezone. |
The parameter
timezone= is only significant with display=clock,
display=date or display=countdown
Use this parameter if you want to display time or date of another timezone
or calculate countdown in reference to a timezone to a target date. The
timezone must be specified with a negative or positive four digit offset
from GMT, for example: timezone=GMT-0500 or timezone=GMT+0000 or timezone=GMT+0530.
The routine to display time of various timezones are written in a generic
way. Therefore, the unix machines will not be aware of daylight saving time
because of the way the routine is written. For example, if daylight saving
time is on, to display time of NY, the timezone will be timezone=GMT-0500
instead of timezone=GMT-0400.
If the clock displays
your local time wrong, specify your timezone with that parameter in order
to display the correct time.
|
None. |
| tformat=X
|
Time format
in 12 or 24 hour. |
This parameter
can be used to display time in 12 or 24 hour format. The valid values for
the parameter X is 12 or 24. |
tformat=12 |
| dformat=X
|
Specifies
date format. |
This parameter
is only significant with display=date. The valid value for the string parameter
X is any combination of MMDDYY (Month-Day-Year). For example, dformat=ddmmyy,
dformat=YYMMDD. To show the full year in the display instead of two digit
year specify YYYY instead of YY, for example dformat=MMDDYYYY. To show full
year you can also use the parameter fy. |
dformat=MMDDYY
|
| fy=B
|
Show the
full year (fy) in the date instead of only two digit year. |
This boolean
parameter indicates whether to show all the year digits instead of default
two digits in the date. By the way the program will display all the year
digits by default from Year 2000. The valid values for the boolean parameter
fy are Y,N,T,F,1 or 0. See also: dformat. |
fy=F |
| istrip=B
|
Use of
image strip On/Off |
The boolean
value of istrip specifies whether to use image strip or not. If you specify
istrip=F, the program will look for the individual digit image files in
the digits/style directory. The valid values for the Boolean parameter istrip
are Y, N, T, F, 1 or 0. |
istrip=T |
| ft=X
|
Frame Thickness
|
You can
wrap the counter in an ornamental frame of X pixels thick. Use 0 for no
frame. Values over 5 make a nice 3-D effect. |
ft=4 |
frgb=R;G;B
or
frgb=RRGGBB (in hex) |
Frame Color
|
Specifies
the color of the frame in RGB (red/green/blue) format. Each color component,
R, G, and B is specified as a value between 0 and 255. If you use ft= without
a frgb= param, the default color is used.
If you specify a
frgb= without a ft=, then the frame thickness defaults to 5. All the examples
show ft=5. The color can be specified as hex string or a name. Do not
use a # before the hex string as Netscape. For example, if you want to
specify white in hex, use frgb=ffffff. You also can use a color name (e.g.
frgb=blue) if the counter is configured to do so (look at the cfg file).
Look at the color
name mapping database for some hints about color name database.
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frgb=100;139;216 or
frgb=648bd8 |
| tr=B
|
Transparency
On/Off |
You can
specify if your counter image will have a transparent color with the Boolean
B. So tr=Y means there will be a transparent color. It does not matter if
the GIF files used for the digits are "transparent"; you must specify explicitly
which color to make transparent. If you specify a trgb=, then you do not
need to specify tr=Y. If you specify tr=Y and do not specify trgb=, then
the default color black will be transparent. The valid values for B are
Y, N, T, F, 1, or 0. |
tr=F
No Transparency |
trgb=R;G;B
or
trgb=RRGGBB (in hex) |
Transparency
Color |
Specifies
the color to be made transparent in RGB (red/green/blue) format. Each color
component, R, G, and B is specified as a value between 0 and 255. If you
use tr= without a trgb= param, the default color is used. The color can
be specified as hex string or a name. Do not use a # before the hex string
as Netscape. For example, if you want to specify white in hex, use trgb=ffffff.
You also can use a color name (e.g. trgb=blue) if the counter is configured
to do so (look at the cfg file). Look at the
color name mapping database for some hints about color name database.
If you use trgb= then tr=Y is not needed. |
trgb=0;0;0 or
trgb=000000 |
| md=X
|
Max Digits
|
Defines
maximum number of digits to display. Any value between 5 and 80 inclusive
are permitted. Padding with leading zeros is automatically done for you;
longer counts are truncated to the given X. |
md=6
Without padding |
| pad=B
|
Left padding
with 0s |
Turn padding
on/off in conjunction with md= setting. It also affects padding hour in
clock. Valid values for the Boolean parameter B are Y, N, T, F, 1, or 0.
|
pad=N
Without specification of a md=value
pad=Y
With specification of a md=value
|
| dd=A
|
Digit Directory
|
Denotes
directory of a specific styles of digits. Four styles of digits are supplied.
They are kept at the directories A,B,C and D respectively. Visit the digit
mania page for other styles of digits. |
dd=A
My green LED digits |
| image=gif_file
|
Display
this GIF file |
You can
display any GIF image specified with this parameter. The location of this
file is determined by the dd= parameter. Note that no path in the GIF file
is allowed. All attributes of the counter apply to the image. This parameter
is used for compositing counter image with the GIF image. The default alignment
is top-center and the default offset is 2 pixels from the top of the GIF
image. If you want to composite clock, date or contdown, specify so with
the display paramter. |
None |
| comma=B
|
Display
comma after every 3rd digit from right. |
The boolean
value of parameter comma specifies whether to display comma after every
3rd digit from right. If you use this parameter as true, the left padding
with zeros will be turned off. |
comma=F |
srgb=R;G;B
or
srgb=RRGGBB (in hex)
prgb=R;G;B
or
prgb=RRGGBB (in hex) |
Change
a color of the image to a target color on the fly. |
Any one
color of the image can be changed to a different color on the fly. srgb
stands for source color, that is the color to change. prgb stands for pen
color, that is the target color. The values for srgb and prgb can be colon
separated color components (e.g, srgb=255;0;0), a hex value (e.g. srgb=ff0000)
or a color name (e.g. srgb=red). The color name can be used if you configured
the counter to do so (look at the cfg file). |
srgb=00ff00
(0;255;0 green)
prgb=00ffff
(0;255;255 cyan)
With chcolor=T
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| chcolor=B
|
Change
a color of the image. |
This parameter
is usually used to change the default green color to cyan. That is if you
specify chcolor=T, and you want to change green to cyan, then you do not
need to specify srgb and prgb parameters. 1x1 GIF is displayed. The valid
values for the Boolean parameter B are Y, N, T, F, 1, or 0 |
chcolor=F |
| st=X
|
Start Count
|
This parameter
is used to set the initial value of the counter to some number X. This is
only valid if you decided to allow automatic datafile creation. It is a
bad practice to allow automatic datafile creation, however it makes site
maintaining easier. The automatic datafile creation option is specified
in configuration file and can be changed at run time. Note that this parameter
has no effect if the datafile already exists. If you want to change the
counter value in a existing datafile, hand edit the file. The minimum value
for st is 1. |
st=1
Count starts at 1 |
| sh=B
|
Show digits
|
Used to
turn display of digits on or off according to the Boolean B. When sh=T,
counter will be displayed and incremented, this is the default behavior.
If sh=F no digits
will show, but the counter will still increment; instead of digits a transparent
1x1 GIF is displayed. The valid values for the Boolean parameter B are
Y, N, T, F, 1, or 0
|
sh=Y |
| df=data_file
|
Datafile
to store count |
Specifies
the name of the file for storing the count in. The file must be allocated
to you as was mentioned in the "Authorizations" section above. You can use
df=random to display a random number.
One special use of
the parameter is df=RANDOM. This returns a random number using the fractional
portion of the host's time of day clock as a seed for the generator. Unlike
all other WWWcounter parameters, the file name provided is case-sensitive,
except for the value random. Or Random, or rANDOM, etc.
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df=random
if no datafile is specified |
| incr=B
|
Increment
Count |
Makes it
possible to display the current count without incrementing the count. This
can be used to examine the count for reporting or other purposes without
adding to the count. Valid values for the Boolean parameter B are Y, N,
T, F, 1, or 0.
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incr=T
Increment the counter |
| lit=X
|
Display
literal |
Makes it
possible to display a given, predetermined string. The valid values for
the string X are digits, a,p,: and - |
None
|
| negate=B
|
Negate
the color |
Makes it
possible to negate the color of the counter digits. Note that the Frame
is exempted from negating. Valid values for the Boolean parameter B are
Y, N, T, F, 1, or 0. |
negate=F
Do not negate |
degrees=X
or
angle=X |
Rotate
X degrees |
Makes it
possible to rotate the counter image X degrees. The possible values of X
are 90, 180, 270 and 360. Note 360 is meaningless as the counter will come
back to the original 0 degrees. Note: Microsoft
MS Explorer interprets °rees as the degree character (it's gotta
be a bug in IE), so use angle to be safe. |
degrees=270
With rotate=Y and without degrees=X
rotate 270 degrees clockwise |
| rotate=B
|
Rotate
On/Off |
The Boolean
value B turns on or off rotating. If you use degrees= setting, rotate is
not needed. Valid values for the Boolean parameter B are Y, N, T, F, 1,
or 0. |
rotate=F
Do not rotate |
| xy=x;y
|
composite
the counter image to a base image at the location x,y |
When a
base image is specified with image parameter, the parameter
xy can be used to composite the counter image on the base image at location
x,y. x is positive towards right and y is positive downward. The co-ordinate
of the upper left corner of the base image is 0,0). See also: align.
|
xy=1;1 |
| align=X
|
composite
the counter/clock/countdown image with a base image and align the counter
image. |
This option
can be used to composite the counter on a base image (specified with image
with known width and height. This way, you will be able specify the width
and height of the counter image in the <img src= tag while calling the
counter. The implication is, if the counter is the first thing in a large
table, the browser will not have to wait to calculate the width and height
of the counter image before loading the rest. The valid value for the parameter
align is topleft, topcenter, topright, midleft,
midright, midcenter, bottomleft, bottomcenter
and bottomright. The parameter offset can be
used to specify the offset in pixels from the edge of the base image. Note:
xy parameter has higher precedence than align. Therefore,
if both xy and align is specified xy will take the precedence. See also:
xy. |
align=bottomcenter |
| offset=N
|
Offset
of the counter image in pixels from the edge of the base image while compositing
the counter with an image. |
The parameter
offset is used with parameter align to specify the
offset of the counter image in pixels from the edge of the base image while
compositing the counter/clock image with an base image. If align=topleft,
the the offset is counted from the top and left edge of the base image.
If align=topcenter, the offset is counted from the top edge of the base
image. If align=topright, the offset is counted from the top and right edge
of the base image. If align=midleft, offset is counted from the left edge
of the base image. If align=midcenter, offset is ignored. If align=midright,
offset is counted from the right edge of the base image. If align=bottomleft,
offset is counted from the left and bottom edge of the base image. If align=bottomcenter,
offset is counted from bottom edge of the base image. If align=bottomright,
offset is counted from the right and bottom edge of the base image. The
valid value for the paramter N is a positive integer. See also: xy.
|
offset=2 |
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