VeeGeeN
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- Mar 8, 2016
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So I needed a way to do the HTML clickable image/link thing without uploading a billion html files and inserting one by one into Massplanner etc etc.
Not sure who uploaded originally, but thanks!
This will work on any server that accepts PHP files.
You can use it with external or internal images.
It may even work with passing link juice, I don't know.
If you can understand if brilliant.
Anyway, here you go:
I can't post links or images apparently.
This text can convert the image name you put to a certain Web URL and IMG URL. So if you are using Massplanner campaign you can have all of your images and different redirections ready saving you time. All you need to do is make sure you know what the image url is going to be before you upload them with the PHP file.
I have tested this, it does work.
Sorry I was so busy trying to post this I deleted the instructions lol
****HOW TO USE****
Save file as index.php
Save in a new folder/image folder
Use the URL below
mydomain dot com / imagefolder / ?fbimg=NAMEOFYOURIMAGE
Change NAMEOFYOURIMAGE for each variable you use.
Not sure who uploaded originally, but thanks!
This will work on any server that accepts PHP files.
You can use it with external or internal images.
It may even work with passing link juice, I don't know.
If you can understand if brilliant.
Anyway, here you go:
I can't post links or images apparently.
Code:
pastebin dot com / APBueheP
This text can convert the image name you put to a certain Web URL and IMG URL. So if you are using Massplanner campaign you can have all of your images and different redirections ready saving you time. All you need to do is make sure you know what the image url is going to be before you upload them with the PHP file.
I have tested this, it does work.
Sorry I was so busy trying to post this I deleted the instructions lol
****HOW TO USE****
Save file as index.php
Save in a new folder/image folder
Use the URL below
mydomain dot com / imagefolder / ?fbimg=NAMEOFYOURIMAGE
Change NAMEOFYOURIMAGE for each variable you use.
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