Backbone is a very simple solution to track user clickthrough activities on your website. It creates a page with a listing of what was clicked on, how many times each item was clicked on, filesize of items clicked, and total transfer size of all the files. It can handle any traffic load but is not recommended to be used for websites with over 1500 links. Backbone works with any web content. You can use it on anything from images to mp3's and flash objects. Include it in all your html code and it will track how much transfer you have used so far and give you a %. It lets you know before going over your monthly transfer limit, which can save you excessive fees or downtime.
tClick is a set of PHP3/4 scripts designed to provide easy to use tracking of click-throughs of specified links on a website. The system's backend is provided by a MySQL database, and support is included for addition, deletion, and viewing of link statistics through a web interface as
both individual links and by categories. tClick is designed for people who either don't have access to their site's weblog, or for those who don't
want to bother with complex log analysis programs. tClick is licensed under the GNU GPL. <b>0.93b Release</b> This release adds a much improved UI and data import/export to tClick.
This is a PHP script that allows you to keep track of the number of clicks on links you specify. It comes with an admin script, and uses a text file for data handling.
PHPClickLog is a link tracking script with a full featured administration section. Stores the log in a flatfile (text) database. Tracks only the links you want, as edited through the Admin section.
clickcounter is a click counter script written in PHP. simply call the script with your url in the query_string and it will count how many times that url has been clicked. It requires no administration as the script auto updates itself. Uses mysql as the backend.
This is a link click counter script written in PHP. It includes a password protected admin script for viewing the click results. Uses a text file for data handling.