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Sava's Links Manager
If you own a website then you surely have friends you want to link back to. Well this script is very easy to use and of course it's made by me
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Preview - Download Sava
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I added those ads on the demo on my website. If you download the script you will see that there aren't any ads on it.
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Good job on this, but I have some tips/comments:
1. why you're using <? and not <?php if I may ask? My WAMP server doesn't even allow <? and the script will be showed as a code and not the output... 2. Why you echo a var as a string between " and "? variables should be out of those " " ... like echo $var, or echo "text".$var .; and this: "pages/$q.php" for example, should be really: "pages/".$q.".php" Much people set variables inside a string " $var " .... 3. $sql = "SELECT * FROM links_content WHERE (linkname LIKE '%$searchstring%' OR link LIKE '%$searchstring%' OR description LIKE '%$searchstring%') AND status='online' ORDER BY id DESC"; where have the variable $serchstring been defenied(created)? Don't really got it... or you ment $_GET['searchstring'] ? :P but for the rest, good job on this Don't take those comments to hard, just some tips ![]() |
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