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Version
1.0 beta 2 (last update on Mar 26, 2008)
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11
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23
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
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Date Added
19 September 2007
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bykwally on August 3, 2009
First I was excited, but
1) it seems that the domain filter does not work
2) spam robots visiting my forum left their referrer also in the link list
3) direct reciprocal links have less value than an open-jaw link (fork link)
4) the existence of the links are not re-checked. So it is easy to fool the tool.
I will continue to use it, but it needs more manual work than expected. I am still satisfied, but nio more excited.
1) it seems that the domain filter does not work
2) spam robots visiting my forum left their referrer also in the link list
3) direct reciprocal links have less value than an open-jaw link (fork link)
4) the existence of the links are not re-checked. So it is easy to fool the tool.
I will continue to use it, but it needs more manual work than expected. I am still satisfied, but nio more excited.
byreverse1312 on April 4, 2009
The idea is excellent, the reality of the extension is very deceiving. I had to desinstall it because of links big problems
And also there is a major functionnality that does not work at all : domain filtering
So don't loose your time with it.
And also there is a major functionnality that does not work at all : domain filtering
So don't loose your time with it.
byReece S on March 14, 2009
This module is amazing! Sure I have heavily modified it, added _blank and nofollow tags and so on, even remove the UL and resyled it, but the mainframe and core design is still intact and it is for that specific script which I am most grateful for. My thanks to the author(s) and keep up the good work. I was sceptical about this working, but it works like a dream. Very easily customized and a nice, logical code. Thank you so much!
byCrucialClick on March 7, 2009
Took about 10 seconds to install and get a link page working. What a great module.
Could use some additional features - like checking back to make sure your link is still there, etc.
You can easily style the page with CSS to look however you want. And it's as simple as that, install the module, and whenever someone links to the page with the module, a link is added, brilliant.
Great for link building.
The mods need to update this to 1.5 NATIVE, as it does not require legacy mode.
Could use some additional features - like checking back to make sure your link is still there, etc.
You can easily style the page with CSS to look however you want. And it's as simple as that, install the module, and whenever someone links to the page with the module, a link is added, brilliant.
Great for link building.
The mods need to update this to 1.5 NATIVE, as it does not require legacy mode.
byfrankd4 on May 18, 2008
Installed perfectly on J! 1.5.2. It does what it says. This has become an integral part of my site marketing: "Say Mr. Webmaster put a link to (this exact page of) my site and you will automatically be given a link back." What's not to like?
bybaijianpeng on November 14, 2007
I rated this module 5 stars. It deserves that. This module can help us to know which website/page bring visitors to our website, as a reward, this module will show their link and let people visit them. Great! I think those referer admins also like this.
bytayhow on September 27, 2007
Instant gratification for people adding links and driving traffic *towards* your site ... with no maintenance.
I changed mine to open a new window when the displayed links are clicked. This could be an option.
I'm sure others will think of improvements, but this is an excellent start.
It seems such a good idea, I'm wondering why I haven't seen a module like this before, but I can't think of a downside.
I changed mine to open a new window when the displayed links are clicked. This could be an option.
I'm sure others will think of improvements, but this is an excellent start.
It seems such a good idea, I'm wondering why I haven't seen a module like this before, but I can't think of a downside.