do they have to click the image for it to count ? or anywhere in your sig ?

Any link, as long as you precede the link with http://www.yourdomain.com/sig.php?url=

If the URL after that contains variables (&ref=you for example), you'll have to urlencode it (since the URL is passed through the script which redirects you). So if you want to make clicks to http://www.paysite-galleries.com/?id=XN count in the SigMonkey stats, link to http://www.paysitedesign.com/sig.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.paysite-galleries.com%2F%3Fid%3DXN instead.

Here is a script which URLencodes for you: http://speciesanalyst.net/zportal/URLEncode.php

cool stuff :)

nice

Looks like a cool script!

to eroswebmaster: How much around per day? Your sign view?

:thumbsup

It looks like a lot of people are using it. What if you want to track clicks and send traffic to different place on multiple links? Would you need to use the script twice?

And lets see if it works for me:glugglug

I hope it resets on the 29th and not the day you start it.... Or next month it wont count all sigviews. :2 cents:

sig.php?url=Any_url

All clicks will be counted and then redirected to the respective URL, regardless of what the URL is.

nice job man :thumbsup

kewl :)

I suppose it would help if my server wasn't down:(

thanks for adding the " Has been clicked " feature

fucked up double posted

How come when I add in a url to the sig.php?url=
I get a red x instead of a the counter thing.
Wether it had been encoded or not?

oh wow i need to learn more PHP, those Image functions are sweet

It works fine, mate.

http://www.t2media-group.com/sig/sig...www.hello.com/

Damn, another nice feature added. I will have to update this tonight. Nice work Monkey, it seems you have a few people flying it now.

When I copy it into my sig code I only get a red x
even using the same url as above.

oh well I know nothing about php
so will just leave the click counting part out.

Thank Yuou
Good script

Hey, Odin. Get on MSN, I need some words with you.

:)

lol, your server is probably protected from <b>link hotten</b>. Have your admin make you a folder in which there is no hotlink protection, for situations such as these.

Hold on, I just checked your faulty image, and you are image sourcing the script redirect.

Here is the code you should use:
&lt;img src="http://www.t2media-group.com/sig/sig.php" border="0"&gt;

http://www.t2media-group.com/sig/sig...www.hello.com/ is the URL you <b>link to</b>.

It feels strange to have to explain this to a webmaster. ;)

I don't think he wants ... or he'd setup a different gif file for every1 of us . Server stats already count sig views

I got it.
I am a bit slow today.

nice little proggy! Now to make it so ou can have different links & to different places and count each hit to each of those links :) Could make a little thing out of this proggy!

jDOG

You should not use it on a server that has a PHP cache/optimizer enabled. The fact that the data is stored in the actual PHP file will cause the cache/optimizer to keep reoptimizing and caching the file every time it is hit.... This will still work but On my server with the latest version of Turck mmcache it was casuing the cache to waste memory and eat a LOT of CPU. HTTP would spike to 99.9% CPU usage every time I hit the file a few times rapidly.

So I would reccomend a SEPERATE txt file to store the hit/click count. (its generally a bad Idea to have a self contained data/script file in any case)

Still a cool script though, just thought people should know that it can casue problems with cache/optimization software in its current state.

Nice script !

This script rocks HARDCORE buddy, thanks!

Cool:)

amen jesus

I use http://www.adcycle.com/, to calc my sign views :)

Btw, some thoughts I had. 1) Make it so it only counts unique CLICKS when someone clicks on the sig. and 2) Make it so the url has to be gofuckyourself.com, gfyboard, or any of the other major webmaster forums for the impression/click to count. The script is cool for self knowledge, but if it was made a little more safe proof, it could also be useful for sig buyers and sellers alike.

great script :thumbsup