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Flexphplink
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    2003-02-24

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    Written in PHP+Mysql, Flexphplink is easy to add, edit or delete links to your site. Subcategory link definition is allowed. Easy for internationalization.This is also a great resource to add to any website as it allows your visitors to exchange links with you.There is also an admin system to create the categories, and edit inappropriate links.Low price customization service is provided.


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    <?php

    /*
    http://www.china-on-site.com/flexphplink/
    Written in PHP+Mysql, Flexphplink is easy to add, edit or delete links to your site. Subcategory link definition is allowed. Easy for internationalization.This is also a great resource to add to any website as it allows your visitors to exchange links with you.There is also an admin system to create the categories, and edit inappropriate links.Low price customization service is provided.
    */

    //Database settings

    $DBName = "dingyetest";
    $DBUser = "root";
    $DBPassword = "";
    $DBHost = "localhost";
    $adminemail = "";

    //Front Language settings
    $front_charset = "iso-8859-1";
    $front_previouspage = "Previous page";
    $front_nextpage = "Next page";
    $front_subemailtitle = "Someone has submitted a link";
    $front_submission = "Submission";
    $front_submititle = "Title";
    $front_submiturl = "URL";
    $front_submitdescription = "Description";
    $front_submitlinkbackurl = "Link back URL";
    $front_submitcode = "Link code";
    $front_submitpicture = "Picture";
    $front_submitemail = "Email";
    $front_submitadd = "Add";
    $front_submithank = "Thank you for your submission.";
    $front_links = "Links";
    $front_categories = "Categories";
    $front_submitalink = "Submit a link";

    //Admin Language settings
    $admin_charset = "iso-8859-1";
    $admin_url = "URL";
    $admin_ok = "OK";
    $admin_back = "Back";
    $admin_add = "Add";
    $admin_name = "Name";
    $admin_del = "Del";
    $admin_previouspage = "Previous page";
    $admin_nextpage = "Next page";
    $admin_links = "Link";
    $admin_delconfirm = "Really want to delete it?";
    $admin_yes = "Yes";
    $admin_no = "No";
    $admin_edit = "Edit";
    $admin_adminindex = "Admin index";
    $admin_next = "Next";
    $admin_reset = "Rest";
    $admin_description = "Description";
    $admin_adminsystem = "Admin system";
    $admin_admin = "Admin";
    $admin_welcome = "Welcome to admin system";
    $admin_existing = "Existing";
    $admin_opreation = "Opreation";
    $admin_save = "Save";
    $admin_picture = "Picture";
    $admin_linkalreadyexist = "Link already exist";
    $admin_install = "install";
    $admin_databasename = "Database Name";
    $admin_databaseuser = "Database User";
    $admin_databasepass = "Database Password";
    $admin_databasehost = "Database Host";
    $admin_adminemail = "Admin Email";
    $admin_databasesetting = "Database setting";
    $admin_setadminpassword = "Please choose username and password for administrator";
    $admin_username = "username";
    $admin_password = "password";
    $admin_loginfail = "Wrong username or password";
    $admin_login = "log in";
    $admin_linkadded = "link added";
    $admin_constisnotwriteable = "const.inc.php is not writeable,please change its permission";
    $admin_catalogadmin = "Category admin";
    $admin_linkadmin = "Links admin";
    $admin_parentcatalog = "Parent category";
    $admin_catalogalreadyexist = "Category already exist";
    $admin_catalog = "Category";
    $admin_linkbackurl = "Link back URL";
    $admin_view = "View";
    $admin_email = "Email";
    $admin_sendemail = "Send email";
    $admin_linkcode = "Link code";
    $admin_isdisplay = "Is displayed?";
    $admin_none = "none";

    ?>

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