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From this page, you can download server-side support scripts
for our applets. These are completely free but copyrighted.
You may only use them for our applets and you may not redistribute
them. These scripts are unsupported, Anfy Flash support will
not give support for these scripts.
Counter Scripts:
counter.pl
(Click here to download)
Developed by Mathias Johansson (Included with the permission
of Mathias Johansson)
Description:
This is a perl script for counter applets such as the FallingCounter
applet. Call it using a single parameter: "id" like
this:
http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/counter.pl?id=213
It will create a data file named 213.txt on the directory
you specify inside the script. You will have to edit the file
and change the directory at the line highlighted with red:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
# Change this variable to where you want
# your count files to be.
my $dir = "";
my ($id,$nr) = split(/=/, $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'});
$nr = ($nr/$nr==1)? $id : die;
my $file = "$dir$nr.txt";
# Read count
open(FILE, "< $file");
my $count = <FILE>;
# Increment count
open(FILE, "> $file") || die "Can't open
$file: $!\n";
print FILE ++$count;
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\ncount=$count";
exit;
counter.jsp
(Click here to download)
Developed by Anibal Wainstein
Description:
This is a JSP script (Java Server Pages) for counter applets
such as the FallingCounter
applet. Call it using a single parameter: "id" like
this:
http://www.yourserver.com/counter.jsp?id=213
If you don't specify an ID, it will use a default ID called
1234. The data file will then be named 1234.txt. You will
have to edit the .jsp file and specify a path relative to
the default working directory for the JSP service. Change
this at the folder variable. If you like, you can set the
initial counting value that will be used when the script is
first called.
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//Change folder value to the directory
//you want the data txt file to be.
String folder="../anfyflash/temp/";
//Default id, data file will be named "1234.txt"
String id="1234";
//Initial count, the initial value to be counting from
int initialcount=314515412;
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