I have a search that gives me total number of hits. Now I need to just give me unique page hits instead of total number of hits. So if one of my two variables I am searching come up a couple times on a web page it should just count as one web page hit. Iam trying to find a total of how many web pages have at least one of these variables $nameOne and $nameTwo. 

use strict;
use File::Find;

my $dir = 'C:\directoryHere';     
my $ct = 0;
my $hit;
my $line;
my $nameOne = 'Jackson and Smith and Richards';
my $nameTwo = 'JSR'; 
my @data;
my @files;

sub mySub
{
     if( $_ =~ /\.(?:html?|cfm|cfml|cgi|js|pl|asp)$/)
        {
          my $name = $File::Find::name;
        open ( FLE, $name ) || warn "Can\'t open File $name: $!\n";
        
          while($line = <FLE>)
          {
             for $hit ($line =~ /(?:$nameOne|$nameTwo)/gi)
            {
                print "WEB PAGE ->\t$name\n";
                   $ct++;
            }
        }
        close FLE;
     }
}

find( \&mySub, $dir  );

print "Total Web page matches = $ct\n";

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In reply to Counting web page hits by Anonymous Monk

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