Anyone need small PHP script programming?
 

If you have a small project requiring PHP, possibly with MySQL database integration, hit me up. I need something to code, especially if I can sell the script later on my site :Graucho

Just finished up a small graphical counter...

www.dxan.com/image.php


Patrick

Howbout a porn site review script.:Graucho

free? hehe

free or cheap :Graucho

how about this

i am trying to get my hosted galleries in order for our ccbill based program

and I need to make the urls be
http://www.domain.com/gallery/index.php?id=123456

and when someone grabs the galleries they just replace the 123456 with their ccbill id.....and when the page loads up it replaces the php code in the id given in the url

what is the easiest way to do this?

i have been trying to use

<?php
echo($_GET["id"]);
?>

but when I do

<a href="http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=
<?php
echo($_GET["id"]);
?>-0000&PA=812850"></a>

it fucks up the a href formatting and doesn't format right

A simple one that anyone could easily integrate into their site would be a great little tool to have.

Wouldn't be to difficult to code either. This is something that I could even do :Graucho

lemme see your script so far, email to [email protected] as a .txt file

do this:

print "<a href=\"http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=".$_GET[id]."-0000&PA=812850\">bla bla ".$_GET[id]."</a>";

how about a simple search engine? nothing that goes out and finds pages but something you can add the links yourself and then the script will find the pages based on the requests?

Use ECHO():

echo('<a href="http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/click.cgi?CA='.$_GET[id].'-0000&PA=812850">link for '.$GET[id].'</A>');

This could be done pretty easily with a database, good idea :thumbsup

eh, to each his own... i prefer print :)

if you do it make it public lol becouse I need a script to do that..

Will do :winkwink: Do you want the results organized in any particular order? Of course it won't be anything like Google's algorithms or anything

maybe by the most clicked.. but they would need to see the url link and a discription of the link.. kinda like a fake google or something

i figured it out, nevermind

i am a dumbass....first off, i forgot to name the page .php and second it was the " that was fucking me up, and just by changing them to ' it works fine