
Originally Posted by
mboley370
Clyde
There has to be a way other than manual, do you know what dew php links directory is? It is a free directory in php, well they started out as a redirect and the person there gave me code to turn them into direct links in under 2 minutes.
This would just take away so many head aches for everyone this is the reason why.
One search engines don't even count these as a link
two they can't be checked by a reciprocal link checker
three even when you do add a href inside the discription box a reciprocal checker won't find it because it is in some type of a frame that reciprocal checkers don't like.
I have tried it all and every way to get around it and nothing works.
Isn't it harder to make a redirect rether then a direct link? Instead of looping redircts how would I loop direct links?
This is my question in the first place maybe I can make it plainer to understand.
I am trying to build a function that will do what I have been talking about doing. What are the variables called so that I can build it. It is very hard for someone just to look at code and know where everything is, like what is the links name variable? What is the arrays name? If you can give me those two things I can build it myself.
Thanks
Matt
As I pointed out about 2 posts ago. The suggested Work Around is being included in an update I'm currently working on.
including the work around in includes/functions/links.php is simply a matter of copying the line of code
Code:
$links_string = $link->fields['links_url'];
and pasting it into the file where indicated(line 100), saving the file and then uploading it to the server.
As far as where the variables come from they are called from various files based on SQL statement calls to the database where the information is stored.
(i.e. $link->fields['links_url']; refers to the LINKS TABLE and the links url field that is in that table.)