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Add the link processor and begin modifications Based off of http://lob.li/b7o without API stuff Making modifications
2014-06-22 05:24:17 +00:00
<?php
session_start();
$catches = explode(":", $_SESSION['catch']);
$catchid = $catches[0];
$catchVal = $catches[1];
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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// Returns will be in the structure: Message code / seperator / extra data and will be formatted client side
/*
Message codes:
0 - Successful shorten
1 - Existing link found
2 - Dead link
3 - Database Error
4 - Sanitize failed
*/
$messages = array(
"
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
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<div class=\"alert alert-success\" id=\"success\">
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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Your link: <a href=\"http://lob.li/$short\" title=\"HTML Title of website being shortened\" target=\"lobli.$short\">lob.li/$short</a>
<a href=\"#\" id=\"copylink\" title=\"Copy Link\" onclick=\"copyToClipboard('http://lob.li/$short');\">
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
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<!--<a href=\"#\" id=\"newlink\" title=\"New Link\"> This would require changing how I generate links, and I don't feel like doing it right now - 6/22/12 1:21am EST
<span class=\"glyphicon glyphicon-refresh\" style=\"float:right;\"></span>
</a>-->
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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<span class=\"glyphicon glyphicon-link\" style=\"float:right;padding-right:1%;\"></span>
</a>
</div>
",
"
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
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<div class=\"alert alert-warning\" id=\"warning\">
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
2014-06-22 06:04:07 +00:00
Existing link: <a href=\"http://lob.li/$short\" title=\"HTML Title of website being shortened\" target=\"lobli.$short\">lob.li/$short</a>
<a href=\"#\" id=\"copylink\" title=\"Copy Link\" onclick=\"copyToClipboard('http://lob.li/$short');\">
<span class=\"glyphicon glyphicon-link\" style=\"float:right;padding-right:1%;\"></span>
</a>
</div>
",
"
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
2014-06-23 01:20:29 +00:00
<div class=\"alert alert-danger\" id=\"danger\">
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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ERROR! - Your link: <a href=\"$link\" target=\"$link\">$link</a> didn't resolve to a website. <br />Please check your link and try again.
</div>
",
"
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
2014-06-23 01:20:29 +00:00
<div class=\"alert alert-danger\" id=\"danger\">
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
2014-06-22 06:04:07 +00:00
ERROR! - Well this is embarrassing... This never happens, but I appear to have suffered a database error. <br />Here's what I know: $error
</div>
",
"
Remove id="message" and replace it with a better descriptor This is because on the main pages, there is the #message container which has the loader and will be what the AJAX will put the response data from here
2014-06-23 01:20:29 +00:00
<div class=\"alert alert-danger\" id=\"danger\">
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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ERROR! - The sanitize function seems to have failed. This shouldn't happen, maybe <a href=\"mailto:c0de@unps.us\">c0de</a> forgot a semi-colon somewhere or something.
</div>
"
);
Add the link processor and begin modifications Based off of http://lob.li/b7o without API stuff Making modifications
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if(empty($_GET['token']) || $_GET['token'] != $_SESSION['token'] || empty($_POST[$catchid]) || $_POST[$catchid] != $catchVal){
die("<div id=\"error\">Oh Noes! Something happened and I can't continue.<br />Please try again by using the form located at <a href=\"http://unps.us\">http://unps.us</a>.</div>");
}
Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
2014-06-22 06:04:07 +00:00
require('Include/PHP/functions.php');
Add the link processor and begin modifications Based off of http://lob.li/b7o without API stuff Making modifications
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Add return code messages to array and remove API stuf I don't think in its current state, it will be able to shorten links... working on that Will PHP complain at me if I store variable names without actually defining the variables yet? The plan is to recieve the response, explode it, store the variables and echo $messages[response code];
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if(!empty($_POST['link'])){
$short = sanitize($_POST['link']);
if(strpos($short, "http://") === false && strpos($short, "https://") === false){
$short = "http://$short";
}
//echo shorten($shortdb, $short);
Add the link processor and begin modifications Based off of http://lob.li/b7o without API stuff Making modifications
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}
}else{ die("<div id=\"error\">I can't do my job if I'm not given a link to work on...</div>"); }
?>
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