New version of CCount: 2.0

[Klemen]

I am happy to announce a new version of CCount is now available!

This is a big update; all the code has been re-written and the entire admin interface completely updated.

Test the new interface HERE (password: demo)

Here's a small preview:



INSTALL:
- download CCount 2.0
- see "Install CCount" section in the readme.html file.

UPDATE FROM OLDER VERSIONS:
- download CCount 2.0
- see "Upgrading from old versions" section in the readme.html file.

Changes in 2.0:
- complete code rewrite
- new modern admin interface
- count unique and total clicks
- greatly improved count reliability

[Henrie]

Hello Klemen,

This is a very nice update. I love the new admin interface.

Regards,
Henrie

[Klemen]

Thanks, honestly it was much overdue for an update. I've tried to create a more modern one while keeping it as simple as possible.

I hope I can get updates for other scripts ready as well soon, PHPJunkyard is celebrating 10 years in 2014

[Digly]

Hai klemen, I was download this version and very Good...
But I want ask u, I have a special link that can accessed only if user was klik the CCount, e.g click.php?id=xx. So, if user was klik a click.php link, then user can access that a special link to show a content, but if not user will see a notification for klik a click.php before access special link.. #Sorry bad english language

[Klemen]

I'm not sure how you have it setup, but something like this is not practical and is not supported by CCount.

If a link can be opened using a redirect (click.php) it can also be opened using directly in the browser (detecting that click.php wasn't clicked for example using http referer is not reliable).

In short - I'm afraid something like this is not supported by CCount.

[Digly]

If you can do it, I very thanks fully becouse I need it's for many experience on my websites, by the way CCount look like a buzcity, when click a ( click.php ) link, directed to ads it is very awesome..