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*             Browzin'! Version 1.02 MySQL               *
*             Author: Martin Klavon                      *
*             URL: http://members.lycos.co.uk/klav       *
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*   This program is free software; you can redistribute  *
*   it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU       *
*   General Public License as published by the Free      *
*   Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License,*
*   or(at your option) any later version.                *
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- What do I need?

 - PHP 3+
 - MySQL 3+

- Install instructions:

First of all, edit the settings at the top of browzin.php
to match your needs. You can open this file with a text-
editor such as Windows NotePad.

** UPGRADING FROM 1.0 **

If you are upgrading from version 1.0, then run this code
through MySQL and skip the rest of the installation process;

ALTER TABLE browzin
ADD page varchar(200) NOT NULL
AFTER ip;

** END UPGRADING NOTE **

Next, open your MySQL command-line (or phpMyAdmin) 
and create the following table;

CREATE TABLE browzin (
  date int NOT NULL,
  ip varchar(40) NOT NULL,
  page varchar(200) NOT NULL,
  b_id int unsigned primary key NOT NULL auto_increment
);

Once created, upload browzin.php to your main directory. 
Once this is done you are ready to roll!

All you have to do to add the "There are x users browsing" 
message to your page is;

<?php
include("/path/to/browzin/browzin.php");
?>

If you want to include the "users online" message on a HTML
page, then enable JavaScript in the browzin.php file and then
insert the following code wherever you want the message
displayed;

<script language="JavaScript" src="your_path_here/browzin.php">
</script>

Also, if you just want to track the users on your site
without showing a message and without the need for PHP,
you can simply include the file by doing the following;

<img src="path/to/browzin/browzin.php" width="1" height="1" />

This way you can include it within a HTML page and it will
still track your visitors.

** NOTE **
Using this method will not track the user's page.
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And that's it! Completed!

If you have any trouble setting up Browzin'! then email me at:
martinklavon@hotmail.com and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks for choosing Browzin'!

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