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Usage:
counter.exe?-f<fg clr>+-b<bg clr>+-t<t idx>+-s<style>+-n+-w<#>+-h+-c<#>+<item>
| -f<fg
clr> |
colour
to render foreground in. |
| -b<bg
clr> |
colour
to render background in. |
| -t<t
idx> |
index
to colour which should be transparent. |
| -s<style> |
name
of counter style (eg
-s57chevy),
other styles detailed in the Counter Style Page. |
| -n |
no
increment, just build image as per log file. |
| -w<#> |
width
of counter in digits (eg
-w6). |
| -h |
hidden,
builds a transparent 1x1 pixel image. |
| -c<#> |
specify
the number which you want to build (eg
-c10000),
ignoring -<item> and log file. |
| -<item> |
unique
identifier for counting usually your vs number as explained
in the Counter
Overview. |
NOTE:
-c<#> and -<item> are
exclusive.
Each parameter (eg -w10 or
-h) is joined with a +,
eg -sbbldotg+-w10+vs10005.
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Each parameter joined by +
Each parameter (eg, -w10 or
-h) is joined with a +, eg
-sbbldotg+-h+vs10005.
Change the vs10005
You must change the vs10005
to your own vs number, if you want the counter to accurately and
exclusively reflect the hits of your web site page(s).
Close all HTML tags
If you are editing the raw HTML code directly, ensure you close all
HTML tags. Failure to do so could corrupt the counter, ie <IMG
SRC= http://fearless.powerup.com.au/shared_scripts/counter.exe?-s57chevy+vs10005>
don't forget the > and
if you used " to encase the SRC="path",
make sure you close the path with the ".
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