I found a use which for Dew-NewPHPLinks that takes advantage of Dew-NewPHPLinks organizational and presentational abilities.

I had been using Dew-NewPHPLinks for maybe a year when the need arose for additional software to preform a new task. I searched, download and installed, and rejected, rejected, and rejected.

They were either too simplistic, too restrictive, or too darn big with only a module partially addressing my needs. I started fearing I might need to do major modifications to a script. Honestly, I had thought about Dew-NewPHPLinks earlier but wasn't too thrilled over certain aspects of its abilities regarding updating entries.

Dew-NewPHPLinks won out because it's advantages far outweighted the updating deficiencies. Looking back, it was a good choice, too. I was able to theme it to nearly matched the looks of my osCommerce store. I have it running on a subdomain at http://software.dcphosting.com and use it to display my affiliate software I sell for/through RegNow (Digital River).

out.php hides the affiliate strings. The product line of Software is commonly displayed according to category. I need a sent to Digital River button (or link) not an add to cart button. Related categories is a handy feature. SEF instead of SEO URLs but that's a lot better than ?x=9blahblah

When I changed the theme of my site, it only took maybe a half hour to realign Dew-NewPHPLinks.

I looked over your website and it looks like your site is up and running fine, nice work. However, the link to your site from this forum post has some bad html in the post link here:

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nearly matched the looks of my osCommerce store. I have it running on a subdomain at software.dcphosting.com and use it to di

May I suggest that you add

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http://

before the

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software.dcphosting.com

hot link?

Oops, thank you for pointing out url misdirection and for checking out the website.

The html code has been corrected.