Recent content by Kratz

That's exactly what I'm currently debating. As much as I don't want to implement CPA for users to reset their limits, it's either that or something like a premium subscription. Early days now anyway, a bit too early to think about this stuff. Thanks :)

The idea has always been to just make enough to make the website sustainable, to that end AdSense will probably have to be put on at some point and maybe some sort of CPA initiative for users to reset their daily limit. At the moment, though, I'm concentrating on gaining users.

Nope, the script is custom built by me. Thanks for the feedback :)

Would like to get some feedback on a project I just finished - http://leechr.net It's (obviously) a file host premium link generator, with a focus on downloads and reliability rather than littering it with ads and making money. If you have any feedback please do let me know either in this...

Do you have any other software running along with your forum? It's possible but doubtful that it's MyBB, as it's a well developed piece of forum software.

You're aware the links point right to the homepage and you can't see each individual albums information, right? Without that the site isn't really a site. But the template looks nice.

Horrible. Way too many ads, default theme and no originality. Your logo doesn't fit in with the site at all, and it's pixelated to the high heavens and back. Do you realize how annoying ads are that appear when you hover over text? That'd drive users away in an instant.

Google is actually known to ignore meta tags, and consintrate more on the title tag and what's in the first few header tags (<h1>, <h2> etc.)

It's quite simple. When you request a file to be downloaded with these services they will probably redirect you to a URL like this: http://somesite.com/dl/1234There will be a script that the user accesses which connects to the file host using their own premium account and starts downloading the...

Just a tip, this is redundant: if(linkback($surl,$ururl)==true) Should be: if(linkback($surl,$ururl)) If the linkback() function returns true, it will evaluate the if statement to true, if it returns false, it will evaluate it to false. There's no need to do a comparison in the if statement.

Yeah, ring your bank and say you want to do a chargeback. Bear in mind though, like Paypal, they might not oblige, as it's a virtual item.

Maybe you shouldn't be throwing the word "intelligent" towards someone who forgot two of their passwords :P But thanks :)

I registered years ago under the username Whitey. I lost my password and also the password to the email I used (not even sure what email I used) so just made a new account :P I kinda remember you, actually.

All this tutorial does is give webmasters a false sense of security. There are far better ways of protecting your system.

Get a degree in server management, web development, customer service and then keep an eye open for job openings.