NinjaLinks Public Release
In the absence of any further bug reports, I've decided to release NinjaLinks to the public. It is still very much in a state of testing in my mind, and there are is a list of features that I have yet to add, but there is no better feedback than that of someone who's using the script!
Just to give you a clue as to what's outstanding from the original list of features asked of me:
- control options via admin panel
- premium links option for paid positions
- search directory form
- sort by options in admin panel
- email link owner via admin panel
- individual pages for updates with RSS feed
- affiliate management
- link rating system
- view by tags, view by rating
Anyway. Without further ado, have at it... 
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On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:08, Jenny said:
Very cool! ♥
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:19, Amelie said:
I found a bug!
But I think you've fixed it now. *Checks*
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:20, Larissa said:
Wow, I really thought it'd be quite a while longer before you released it
*goes to download* Thanks, Jem! I know plenty of us have been waiting for a good directory script for a long time. 
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:44, Jenny said:
Jem, I think you left your DB info in?
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:44, Jenny said:
Yeah, OK, nvm, you fixed it.
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 16:54, Jem said:
I did, but it doesn't matter because it was only the info for my local copy of it. Nobody can do any damage with it.
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 18:27, Caitlin said:
Awesome! I've been so excited for this! Thank you Jem!
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 18:50, Amy said:
Oooh. I was thinking of making a web directory since so many I find aren't up to date. If I decide to do it, I'll definitely use this.
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 19:08, Clem said:
Yay! I don't really have a use for it right now, but I'm excited to test it out nonetheless!
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 19:28, Vanesa said:
Sweet!!
I don't have a real use for it, though...
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 22:08, Nyx said:
Awesome! I will go try it right now!
On Sat 11th Oct 2008 @ 23:56, Chelsea said:
Cool! I can't see myself using it, but it sounds fancy
On Sun 12th Oct 2008 @ 03:08, Nat Marie said:
Oh, that is lovely. I wish I could use it for something. Eventually maybe.
On Sun 12th Oct 2008 @ 03:23, Hannah said:
I'm testing it out right now! I'll be sure to plug when I release the site that I'm using it on, of course.
On Sun 12th Oct 2008 @ 06:18, Lydia said:
Ah, Jem! I love your scripts. So functional and versatile...
PHP is my enemy, but thanks to you, I don't have to bother to learn it.
On Sun 12th Oct 2008 @ 17:08, Carly said:
Wow pretty cool - I was looking at directory scripts a while back, if I ever do decide to build one I'll use ninjalinks. Woo!
On Sun 12th Oct 2008 @ 17:28, Veronica said:
Woot, downloaded and installed it already
Looks nice, will be using it on despair.nu I've been wanting to find a new directory script but the others were lame and spam filled.
On Mon 13th Oct 2008 @ 01:18, echo said:
Oh, Thank Jem!
I must install this ASAP.
On Mon 13th Oct 2008 @ 03:30, Mat said:
Yay another release! Nice work.
Await my uber add-on.
On Mon 13th Oct 2008 @ 08:38, Chans said:
Sounds great! I don't have a use for it (yet) but I will surely keep it in mind for the future.
On Mon 13th Oct 2008 @ 19:30, Rise said:
I'm so tempted to download it! I think I'll wait until it's completely finished, though.
On Mon 13th Oct 2008 @ 20:21, Hev said:
Ok, I just want to make sure that I have this correct. NinjaLinks is a directory where you store all your links, right? Kinda like delicious? Or am I completely wrong? Please, don't hate me Jem. I am a little confused or my head is just really messed up today.
On Tue 14th Oct 2008 @ 01:41, Hannah said:
@Hev: It's a script meant for a link listing, like Glitter @ glitter.silencia.net (which is indeed running NinjaLinks).
On Tue 14th Oct 2008 @ 02:21, Adrianne said:
Thanks for the new script! Now I'm finally free from simpledir haha! (I'll consider this a subconscious birthday gift... my birthday is tomorrow (today your time zone)
)
I'll do a test run and maybe wait till you say it's completed.
On Tue 14th Oct 2008 @ 14:31, Louise said:
Sorry I didn't get back to you again (last week has been a bit hectic), but I'm happy it's now available to everyone. I hope to see some decent new directories spring up.
You'd better also add NinjaLinks to your safe alternatives to Unsafe Scripts.
On Wed 15th Oct 2008 @ 14:52, Stephanie said:
k bored of entry
On Sat 18th Oct 2008 @ 02:21, Mimi said:
I think this is good timing. I have been wanting a listing of my own, although I don't know if anyone will join it or not. I can try, I have dreams too!!! ;_; I can't wait to test the long-awaited Ninja Links!
On Sun 19th Oct 2008 @ 09:45, Terri said:
Thank you for this release - I just installed it today and have yet to find any bugs.
The one thing I might request in the next release, however, is a Mass Approve option. Because there are no conversion scripts (from, for example, SimpleDir 3.2 to NinjaLinks), there's no other way but to go through the links I had and add them manually. Since I am checking them as I add them, I know that they're fine to be approved, and therefore a Mass Approve option would be ideal.
Other than that, I'm in love! Thanks, Jem
On Mon 20th Oct 2008 @ 02:03, Terri said:
Ok, I found a bug

When you have more than one page of links on the frontend, and select Page 2 (or 3, 4, etc.), it goes back to the main menu. Someone's probably already brought that up but in case they haven't.
Otherwise, pretty much everything else that I'm missing is in line for the next release so thanks
On Mon 20th Oct 2008 @ 08:57, Catherine said:
I'd have to agree with Terri and say that a mass approve option would be wonderful.
Also, is it possible to have it so categories can be more than one word? I keep getting error messages whenever I try to put in, for example, "Theme Parks" (and "Resorts", while usable, isn't quite perfect).
Other than that, hooray!