Demonstrate WWWCOUNT: An OS/2 CGI-BIN Hit Counter

WWWCOUNT demo

This is a simple demo of the ways in which WWWCOUNT can be invoked.

For the type of counter,	the result is	(the HTML element used)
Using a dynamically generated (with RXGDUTIL.DLL) in-line image:		`<img src="/cgi-bin/wwwcount/?file=wwwcdemo&logusers=1&graphic=gara&img=Foo.gif"">`
Using a graphical server side include (an HTTPD-style EXEC):		`<!-- #exec CMD=wwwcount?&file=wwwcdemo&logusers=0&graphic=mbc -->`
Using a "framed" graphical server side include (an HTTPD-style EXEC):		`<!-- #exec CMD=wwwcount?&file=wwwcdemo&logusers=0&graphic=goldodo&frame=1 -->`
Using a textual server side include:		`<b> <!-- #exec CMD=wwwcount?&file=wwwcdemo&logusers=0&ith=1 --></b>`
Just a number (no counter file used) -- using a graphical server side include (an HTTPD-style EXEC):		`<!-- #exec CMD=wwwcount?val=91234&graphic=pdp -- >`

To use as a server side include, your web server software must understand the NCSA/HTTPD server side include syntax. In particular, it must implement the #exec CMD=script_name syntax.
A great source for additional "gif-digits" is www.digitmania.holowww.com
Server side include graphics work by inserting links to in-line images (one per digit).
For further details, see The WWWCount page