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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Hey everyone,
I hope you are having a nice Saturday. I have a question about a guestbook. Actually mine has been down for aobut 8 months because I don't know how to install a new one. I was getting a lot of spam and it didn't have the option to approve messages so I just took it down. Does anyone know of a good guestbook with the approval option?
Thanks!
~Rustie
I hope you are having a nice Saturday. I have a question about a guestbook. Actually mine has been down for aobut 8 months because I don't know how to install a new one. I was getting a lot of spam and it didn't have the option to approve messages so I just took it down. Does anyone know of a good guestbook with the approval option?
Thanks!
~Rustie
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what format do you need?
asp, php, plain html?
asp, php, plain html?
TRY MY SUGGESTIONS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
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Hi James,
php was what my last guestbook was.
Thanks a bunch for your help!
~Rustie
php was what my last guestbook was.
Thanks a bunch for your help!
~Rustie
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Is php the best?
~Rustie
~Rustie
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depends. if its a linux server php is the way to go
there are plenty of free php guestbooks on the net as well as (better) paidfor versions - just make sure you get the right version as some servers run php v4 and others php v5
there are plenty of free php guestbooks on the net as well as (better) paidfor versions - just make sure you get the right version as some servers run php v4 and others php v5
Last edited by jbennet : Jan 8th, 2007 at 6:11 pm.
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