Dear Sir

I wish to have a script which can log 
a, Date , time , ip address , referral URL to my site

as simple as that. 
I have then came accross this site: 
http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/22/1.php

Follow the instruction there, but it just didnt work. 
I think probably the main reason is i didnt enable the web server to
write on the file.

Please advice me how can i make this work
thanks!

p/s:
I have no knowledge about php
the page i create:
http://www.connecttomypc.com/testlog/service.htm
http://www.connecttomypc.com/testlog/logs.txt

Thank you

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Clarification of Question by offplay-ga on 05 Apr 2004 23:33 PDT

you guys reminded me!
How stupid :p
Change it to php
it's working now. 
The outcome is below:

6/Apr/2004 @ 01:24:58 [-0200 for PDT] IP: 82.39.51.179 "GET
/logtest/webaccess.php HTTP/1.1" 200 1718 "" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible;
MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) Opera 7.22  [en]"


But there is still one thing left, that's the referral url 
I need to know where my visitor come from.
What's the code for this?
$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?????
What I have done was 
1.htm as my main index, then call up 2.php, and write to 3.log (example)
thank you..

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Clarification of Question by offplay-ga on 05 Apr 2004 23:38 PDT

Oppssss.....
seem I have the referral link appear in my latest log. 
I have advertise in google adwords
My Adwords point to "http://www.connecttomypc.com/?source=adwords"
My log has appear the same link " http://www.connecttomypc.com/?source=adwords "

If i am not wrong, normally my log should appear as
"://www.google.com/search?q=connect&sourceid=opera&num=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
"

How can i fix this...

Hi offplay,
You should rename the file service.htm to service.php
Currently the PHP Source code for service.htm is visible when you "View Source".

You gotta make the files end in .php extensions instead of .txt or .htm

If you go to those pages and view the source code, you can see the PHP code.

The PHP code should not be displayed.  It means it is not being read
by your webserver.

Referrer value is passed in under $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] (spelled
that way on purpose). Do note that it's up to the browser to send
that, and there is nothing to prevent a client from altering the value
sent - so while it may be useful for statistics you should never rely
on it for anything important.