Problem with a counter (help... Ahhhhh)

[studio]

This code should email when somebody hits on my page with there ip, date and the referring page. Sounds great I love it but I can't get it to work no how! The page says

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: setlogging() in /home/virtual/site211/fst/var/www/html/php.php on line 2" and this is what the code looks like,

<?
SetLogging(1);
function AccessHit() {
$NL = "\n";
$H = getLastHost();
$R = getLastRef();
$To = "[e-mail]";
$Sub = "Page Accessed";
$D = Date("D d M y h:ia",time());
$Msg = $H.$NL.$R.$NL.$D;
mail($To,$Sub,$Msg); }
?>

It doesn't seem to like this Setlogging(1) command. Mind you I don't know much about php. Thanks and any help would be greatly appreciated!

[sarah]

Is the SetLogging() function defined elsewhere or is part of the script missing?

[studio]

No Sarah thats all there is. Is there a way to define it or is it beyond my skills, which isn't much of a jump. :rolleyes:

[jnuneznyc]

Do this instead:

$NL = "\n"; 
$H = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$R = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_REFERER'];
$To = "[e-mail]"; 
$Sub = "Page Accessed"; 
$D = Date("D d M y h:ia",time()); 
$Msg = $H.$NL.$R.$NL.$D; 
mail($To,$Sub,$Msg);

[studio]

Hi J.

Now, when I code

<?
$NL="\n";
$H=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$R=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_REFERER'];
$To="[e-mail]";
$Sub="Page Accessed";
$D=Date("D d M y h:ia",time());
$Msg=$H.$NL.$R.$NL.$D;_
mail($To,$Sub,$Msg);
?>

I get
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /home/virtual/site211/fst/var/www/html/php.php on line 1

Bear with me I'm a stupid photographer!

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[ElectricMessiah]

take out the underscores _

[studio]

Thanks all I'm getting really close (actually you guys are)! It works except it doesn't give the referring page. That is the function I was really hoping to get. I get the IP and the date fine though. Any suggestions? Here is what I get so far,

67.83.214.151
Tue 14 Jan 03 06:48am

and here is the code,

<?
$NL="\n";
$H=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$R=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_REFERER'];
$To="[e-mail]";
$Sub="Page Accessed";
$D=Date("D d M y h:ia",time());
$Msg=$H.$NL.$R.$NL.$D;
mail($To,$Sub,$Msg);
?>

Thanks again to all!

:o

[sarah]

Make sure you are testing it from a link. If you already have it set up as your custom 404, create a link to [url]http://[/url]yourdomain.com /asdfasdf
If you are still testing it, just create a link to the script. If you just type the URL for the script into the browser window, there is no page to refer.

[studio]

IT WORKED! Thank you all!

One question, is there a way for me to see the page the viewer is on when they type in my address in the address bar? Kinda like the last pages they visited in that browser session. If this doesn't make sense I apologies and thank again Sarah, jnuneznyc and ElectricMessiah.

Ron

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