Good Night,

This is a new version of URL-Shortener that don’t create random IDs to websites, it uses the auto-increment field and replace it to other base.

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Hello

A few weeks ago I showed you how to create your own URL-Shortener. I decide to improve it, creating a simple system to control the number of access

First of all you need to add some tables to your data base:

After this you should do a modification in your function-little-url.php in the function take_url($url):

In this System there is a table with IPs that already accessed some URL, when a URL is accessed it verify the IP, if it is on the table just create an access to this IP in the new address. Otherwise, add the IP and create the access to the address.

How to create a URL-Shortener with Statistics

Matheus

Good Night,

Here I will show you how to create your own url shortener.

First of all you need to create a table like this:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `urls` (
`uid` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`url` text default NULL,
`unique_chars` varchar(25) BINARY NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`uid`),
UNIQUE KEY `unique_chars` (`unique_chars`)
);

This code was taken from Abhise in this post “Create your own tinyurl with php and mySQL” that was my bigest reference, from it I took some functions and update other ones to be more efficient. For an example I changed the field to BINARY so it be CASE SENSITIVE (aaaa different from AAAA)

The Abhise says to create many files, I particularly, created one file with all functions where I add all the functions and just called the functions in the files.

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