A click-tracker will allow you to count the number of clicks you're getting on an individual link. Optionally, you can also track the time of day when those clicks are occurring and cause the link to expire after a certain number of clicks or at a certain date and time.

This click-tracker will count both raw and unique clicks. A unique is somebody who hasn't clicked on your click-tracker in the last 24 hours.

If, for example, they click on your click-tracker twice within a 24 hour period then it will count (and show up in the statistics) as one unique click and two raw clicks.

This way you can tell how much of your traffic is unique, and how much represents repeat visits from the same people within a 24 hour period.

Please note that if you wish to give other people access to your password protected Control Panel, so that they can view the statistics for this click-tracker, then don't select the "Allow URL modification" option below as that will allow anyone with access to the Control Panel to change the Destination URL! Also, don't select the "Allow reset" option as that will allow them to reset the click-tracker stats.

Tag forwarding is permitted with this click-tracker. Simply place [TAG] in the destination URL and it will be replaced with the query string (i.e. anything that comes after the "?" in the URL).

For example, if you create a click-tracker called "abc", then the click-tracker URL can be tagged like this:

http://www.yourdomain.com/abc.php?whatever

Here, "whatever" is the tag. If your destination URL contains [TAG] then it will be replaced with "whatever". For example, if you had the following destination URL:

http://www.destination.com/?[TAG]

Then the actual destination URL the click-tracker is forwarded to would be:

http://www.destination.com/?whatever