Have some pics on my site and want to know how many times they have been looked at.

If someone can point me to some code (php or javascript) that would be great.

Thanks!

The place to find this information is to look in your web server's "access" log.

While this is ostensibly true, not all views/clicks will come directly from your server. Caches of various sorts will supply hits that cannot be recorded in your server logs. There is know way of knowing for sure.

The server logs will tell you some things, like trends and so on. The number of hits recorded by your server should be interpreted as the minimum number of actual hits.

--- rod.

Kinda got side tracked!
But, is there a script lying around i can mess with to see how this is implemented??

Most such scripts tend to be very site-specific or user-specific and the format of the log file can vary quite a bit. Give us a sample of your log file, and what your preferred language for implementation is, and someone will be able to cobble something together. Better still, take a shot on your own, and post code snippets here when you need help.
The general technique is not difficult. Usually, the web server logs are stored as records of hits, one per line, and mostly in chronological order. The various fields are fairly easy to discern by inspection.
--- rod.

just get a java script to record this somewhere.
on all anchors add the onClick="javascript:<increment count goes here>".
you don't need to search for one just make it yourself.
read this: http://www.c-point.com/JavaScript/ar...JavaScript.htm
for reading writing to files, make a function that does this, and use the onclick.

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How do you get the user to click on a picture every time they view it? Not all pictures are links.
--- rod.