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Asked: 2026-06-08T19:08:15+00:00

Let’s say I have a website, www.someweb.com , and there I have the file

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Let’s say I have a website, www.someweb.com, and there I have the file index.php that contains index code, etc.

Then I have two folders: f1 and f2 at www.someweb.com/f1/ and www.someweb.com/f2/. Now if the user requests www.someweb.com/f1/somefile.abcd I want to increment a counter. If the user visits www.someweb.com/f2/somefile2.abcd some other file in other folder with the same extension I want that counter to be incremented again.

Whenever user requests that page, I want to print the current counter value. Example:

www.someweb.com/f1/somefile.abcd // counter = 1
www.someweb.com/f2/somefile2.abcd // counter = 2
www.someweb.com/f1/somefile.abcd // counter = 3

etc.

How do I do it?

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  1. Editorial Team

    This is what server log information is for. Use any freely available server log analysis tool.

    You could also define a global server environmental variable on you web server and increment it with each request server. This would in essence be a little script running in your web server environment.

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