I still see a problem with your code: You are not counting "pages requested", but "pages requested with a browser that supports and allows Javascript". The real page request counts are in the access log of your web server. If you don't have access to that, you could deliver all pages through a perl script that counts the request.

Oh, and by the way: You are using file locks when you update the counter file, right? And you check that the file name passed by the browser is one of the files you want to update, right?

Alexander

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In reply to Re^3: What's the deal with apostrophes? by afoken
in thread What's the deal with apostrophes? by tallCoolOne

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