LinkDir is a PHP web directory script to make a niche category site. Thinking of a simple free script to make your own web directory?
A web directory is not a new concept nowadays. A few years back a website directory has a large demand for building website traffic and backlinks. Which is not the same now.
Still, there are many different reasons that a web directory is helpful. As we all know the website is actually a collection of information. So the website directory is the same for today’s needs.
LinkDir web directory script
It is a simple web directory script built for the website list. This script can help in building a niche category directory site.
Build a niche listing site: Legit sites, crypto site list, hosting site list, customer care information site, hospital lists, blood donation, or any other micro niche category that you want.
Requirements
To make the script run smoothly, you should have the minimum server requirements. Please see the list below, or contact your host. Web hosting for starters
- PHP >= 7.2.5
- BCMath PHP Extension
- Ctype PHP Extension
- Fileinfo PHP extension
- JSON PHP Extension
- Mbstring PHP Extension
- OpenSSL PHP Extension
- PDO PHP Extension
- Tokenizer PHP Extension
- XML PHP Extension
Features
- Responsive site
- Easy to set up for all with template and SQL file
- Currently no image
- 5 posts limit to members
- No post restriction for the site owner
- Members can edit/delete own posts
- Admin can edit/delete others posts
Admin panel
- front page info, about, footer detail and social links
- Category management (no subcategory)
- Page and its visibility on footer menu
- User management (assign to admin/user)
- Ads (leaderboard and side ads — script/HTML)
How to set up?
If your server meets the minimum requirements as mentioned above, then you can get the script and upload it. SQL file to the phpMyAdmin and upload normally the view files using FTP (file manager).
This script runs on any server. The SQL file is provided so that anyone can get this script for their project.
Originally published at http://www.wall-spot.com on October 7, 2020.