another suggestion ;)
I didnt see the 1.60 upload as i havent checked back here in a few days , will update mine later.

Anyway - over the past week or so , i have someone abusing the vote system. Perhaps we can have an 1 vote per link/upload per ip , or cookie. That way it will be abused less & might be possible for me to track down the guilty party ;)

Hi, I'll check the code regarding the voting system - as I recall it only counts the most recent vote per userid and only users in groups with *can_rate_link* should be able to vote. It doesn't track IP addresses at present. Are you allowing unregistered users to vote?

*Edited after checking code* - Indeed, the code stores the most recent vote by given user. This will cause problems if you allow unregistered users to rate links, because each such user will over-write the last one.

Is there a way to use standard links instead of :

http://www.domain.com/local_links.ph...inks&catid=XXX

It's easy to use mod_rewrite & htaccess to change URLs to something like this:

http://www.domain.com/link-XXX.html

However I'm having trouble changing local_links.php to use the later format.

For SEO purpose, I prefer to use standard links as it has a much better chance to get indexed by Google.

I've not used mod_rewrite, so I'm not too sure what you want.

Are you asking for the hack to display category jump urls of the form link-NNN.htm, which your site's Apache will catch and turn back into local_links.php?catid=XXX

If this is what you want, you can achieve this by editing the links_catbit template

Otherwise, I don't understand.

i did allow guest's to vote , but ive turned that off now :/

The Beta works perfectly!! Thanks for all the work that went into this Andrew and for supporting it too. Sweet Hack!!

Rich

Bonjour AndrewD, je te propose de traduire compl?tement le fichier langue (xml) francais pour ta version 1.60, cela t'int?resse t-il ?

je dis cela car il rest pas mal de chose a traduire, et j'avous que ton hack est superbe, par sa simplicit? et sa structure vraiment int?ressante, voila, n'h?site pas :)

Salut,

I got the following notice in the firewall when posting a link:

Application Hijacking has been detected
The application: D:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\bin\Apache.exe try to launch another application: D:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\bin\Apache.exe to go to remote host www.rtl.lu

Is that something i should be worried about?

From what I see on Google, this is a common message from the Sygate Personal Firewall. Are you running this on your PC? I don't know how you configure Sygate or if it's a sign of something else on your PC.

Je serais tres content si tu le fais. Merci beaucoup.