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# $Id: counter.config,v 1.8 2003/03/25 15:08:03 root Exp $
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# netINS Counter Configuration file.
#
# This file is part of the counters netINS provides for your Showcase
# site.  It is read by any netINS provided counter each time they run.
#
# If you do not install this file to your showcase area, the counters
# will continue to work just fine.  This file is only needed to extend
# the functionality of the counters.
#
# Version 1.4
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#
# IP Blocking
#
# -- If you'd rather not have the same computer/person counting as a 'hit'
#    each time they reload your page in succession and artifically bumping 
#    up your counter, set this value to 1. 
#
#    If this doesn't bother you or this is prefered in your setup, leave it
#    set to 0.

$cfg_ip_block = 0;

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#
# Formatting with commas
#
# -- The counter can be configured to display commas where needed if
#    so desired.  To set this, simply change $commas to equal 1.
#    Commas can be used with images.
#

$cfg_commas = 1;

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# Zero-Padding
#
# -- A nice effect, especially for the Odometer counter.  Set this
#    value to the refect the TOTAL length of your counter, not how
#    many zeros to add.  For example, if my counter is at "1898" and
#    I set this value to 8, my new counter will be "00001898".
#    Setting the value to less than the number of digits in the counter
#    will have no effect.
#
#    Note that using zero-padding with commas looks a little silly.

#$cfg_zero_padding = 4;

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#
# Numbers as images
#
# -- netINS provides a number of pre-installed types of counter images,
#    any of which you are free to use.  For a current listing, visit:
#
# http://showcase.netins.net/1-800-205-1110/resources/counter_types.cgi
#
#    To use one of these types, first, set $cfg_numbersAsImages to 1.
#    Then, pick one of the types mentioned on the site listed above.
#    Examples of types are "Odometer", "ShadedPurple", and "StarTrekRed".
#    Set $cfg_numberStyle to the type you want.  Upload this file and 
#    the counter will take care of the rest ( counter.cgi version 1.4 or 
#    higher and counter_monthly.cgi version 1.2 or higher ).
#

$cfg_numbersAsImages = 1;
$cfg_numberStyle     = "Odometer";

#    The counter also supports making and installing your own digits.
#    To do this, you must first make 11 images ( 0-9 and a comma ) and
#    label them 0.jpg, 1.jpg, comma.jpg, etc.  
#
#    Upload the images to a directory in your Basic Showcase webspace 
#    ( for example, "myNumbers" ).  Then, set $cfg_numberStyle to point
#    to the directory you put your images in, making SURE you put a leading
#    "/" in the name ( otherwise, the counter won't know to look for your
#    images ).  An example:

#$cfg_numberStyle     = "/myNumbers";

#    With version 1.4 of this config file, you can now specify what suffix
#    to use with your images ( .png or .JPG ) instead of just .jpg.  This is
#    to allow you to create your own images with transparency ( if so desired ).
#    Do note that .gif ( Graphics Interchage Format ) files contain proprietary 
#    compression algorithms patented by Unisys Corporation ( http://www.unisys.com ).  
#    While netINS does not prevent the use of .gif files on its servers, it will not
#    defend, support, or otherwise indemnify you if Unisys attempts to make good on
#    its patent.
#
#    Our suggestion is to bypass the patent and use open-source .png ( Portable 
#    Network Graphics ) files instead if you need transparency. 
#    ( http://www.libpng.org )
#
#    If nothing is defined, the counters will default to .jpg.  ( counter.cgi 
#    version 1.6 or higher and counter_monthly.cgi version 1.4 or higher is 
#    required ).
#
#    !!! DO NOT put a . in the suffix below, just the extension to use. !!!

#$cfg_numberStyleSuffix = "jpg";

#    Note that you cannot reference images hosted on other servers, only
#    those provided by netINS or installed yourself into your own Basic 
#    Showcase area.

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# Vertical output
#
# -- Display the counter output vertically instead of horizontally.
#    We suggest not using commas if you choose to display vertically...
#    it looks kinda wierd.  Try it out, if you'd like.  Set this value
#    to 1 to turn on vertical display.  
#
#    Vertical display does work with images, but it does NOT work with 
#    the Monthly Counter if "Counter Babble" is turned on ( it looks 
#    very very ugly ).

$cfg_vertical = 0;

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# FOR MONTHLY COUNTER ONLY!!!
#
# -- The monthly counter has the option of inserting the actual month
#    the page was accessed in the output, along with any filler data 
#    you would like to add to make it more readable.  Examples would
#    be:
#
#    $counter_text = "For [MONTH], this page has been accessed [COUNT] times";
#    $counter_text = "Page \"index.html\" accessed [COUNT] times in [MONTH]";
#
#    [MONTH] is the name of the current month, [COUNT] is the actual number
#    of hits.  Any ""'s that you need to use will need to be quoted ( put
#    a backslash \ before it ) so that the program does not interpret
#    them incorrectly.
#
#    Set $counter_babble to 1 to turn on additional text, leave it set
#    to 0 to just display the count.

$cfg_counter_babble = 0;

#
#    Set $counter_text to what would like your counter output to read.
#

$cfg_counter_text = "Page \"index.html\" accessed [COUNT] times in [MONTH]";

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