Myccount - a MySQL-based implementation of ccount
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 8:38 am
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Title: myccount
Version: 1.1
Author: Massimo Capozza (massimo@capozza.it)
Demo: http://www.choralia.net (visit any "catalogue" pages)
Download: http://www.capozza.it/myccount.zip
Website: http://www.capozza.it
Description:
Myccount is intended to provide a MySQL-based click counter that is "pin-to-pin compatible" with ccount. Its typical usage scenario is to replace an existing ccount implementation when the number of links becomes pretty large, or when it is desired to manage additional fields and tables.
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Please read the "readme.txt" file for details. In summary, the use of a MySQL database is completely transparent when web pages invoke the "display.php" or "click.php" scripts, therefore migration from ccount to mycount does not require any modification to the web pages.
Mod implemented by a "non-programmer", having no significant experience in php, javascript or MySQL programming. Expert programmers may certainly improve it a lot.
Title: myccount
Version: 1.1
Author: Massimo Capozza (massimo@capozza.it)
Demo: http://www.choralia.net (visit any "catalogue" pages)
Download: http://www.capozza.it/myccount.zip
Website: http://www.capozza.it
Description:
Myccount is intended to provide a MySQL-based click counter that is "pin-to-pin compatible" with ccount. Its typical usage scenario is to replace an existing ccount implementation when the number of links becomes pretty large, or when it is desired to manage additional fields and tables.
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Please read the "readme.txt" file for details. In summary, the use of a MySQL database is completely transparent when web pages invoke the "display.php" or "click.php" scripts, therefore migration from ccount to mycount does not require any modification to the web pages.
Mod implemented by a "non-programmer", having no significant experience in php, javascript or MySQL programming. Expert programmers may certainly improve it a lot.