On Jun 4, Luinrandir Hernson said:
>$homepage = "/home/yourdomain/counter/";
>
>$counterfile = "$homepage counter.txt"; #Full file path of counter.txt
>
>$imagefile{'0'}="$homepage 0.gif"; #Full file path of 0.gif
>$imagefile{'1'}="$homepage 1.gif"; #Full file path of 1.gif
>$imagefile{'2'}="$homepage 2.gif"; #Full file path of 2.gif
>$imagefile{'3'}="$homepage 3.gif"; #Full file path of 3.gif
>$imagefile{'4'}="$homepage 4.gif"; #Full file path of 4.gif
>$imagefile{'5'}="$homepage 5.gif"; #Full file path of 5.gif
>$imagefile{'6'}="$homepage 6.gif"; #Full file path of 6.gif
>$imagefile{'7'}="$homepage 7.gif"; #Full file path of 7.gif
>$imagefile{'8'}="$homepage 8.gif"; #Full file path of 8.gif
>$imagefile{'9'}="$homepage 9.gif"; #Full file path of 9.gif
Why not use an array? A hash here seems silly.
You have a space in $counterfile -- this is going to cause problems for
you later. Why not remove the trailing slash from $homepage?
$homepage = "/home/yourdomain/counter";
@images = map "$homepage/$_.gif", 0 .. 9;
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