[NOTE: I've just come back from a 5 month downtime (couldn't afford a server after my last host went out of business), I've since moved my URL shortener off of Yourls, and moved it to Drupal, using the Shurly mod. When YOURLS advances a bit and has better spam filtering, I'll probably move back! Plugin re-posted here for your convenience, but may be out of date. I last used YOURLS 1.51-beta]

Short post, but I have thrown together a short plugin for YOURLS (using a lot of the code from http://gkurl.us/popular) that shows the most popular links created in 1,30,365, and 1000 days on a YOURLS site. It’s based on code from Mrtech, but is now in the form of a plugin.

Download here, save as plugin.php and upload to YOURLS_DIRECTORY/user/plugins/popular-links

http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=NmM9D2Pi

Advanced:

At the bottom of the plugin, you can edit the values

> show_top(1000,5);

1000 means the number of days you are selecting from the database

5 means the number of links you are selecting.

I have been using Yourls for over a year now with Gkurl.us, so I thought I would share the code for some of the modifications I have made.

Popular Page

This page shows the top links for day/week/month, and year, etc.

Note that you will need to change the website URL, and possibly the table name (mine is url). Save as popular.php and upload to the pages directory.

<?php

require( ‘includes/load-yourls.php’ );

// TOP TODAY

$urlt2  = ”;

$sqlcode = “SELECT title, timestamp, url, keyword, clicks FROM `url` WHERE timestamp >= SUBDATE(CURDATE(), 1) “;

$sqlcode .= “order by clicks desc limit 1″;

$query = $ydb->get_results($sqlcode);

if ($query) {

foreach( $query as $query_result ) {

$thisURLArray  = parse_url(stripslashes($query_result->url));

$urlt2  .= ‘<a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’” target=”blank”>’;

$urlt2  .= str_replace(‘www.’, ”, $query_result->title) . ‘</a> <a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’+” target=”blank”>(‘ . $query_result->clicks . ‘) </a> – ‘ .$thisURLArray[host] .’ Submitted ‘ . $query_result->timestamp . ‘<br/>’;

}

}

echo ‘<h3><b>Trending Today:</b></h3><br/> ‘ . $urlt2 . “<br><br>\n\r”;

?>

<?php

// THIS WEEKS TOP LINKS

$urlt2  = ”;

$sqlcode = “SELECT title, timestamp, url, keyword, clicks FROM `url` WHERE timestamp >= SUBDATE(CURDATE(), 7) “;

$sqlcode .= “order by clicks desc limit 10″;

$query = $ydb->get_results($sqlcode);

if ($query) {

foreach( $query as $query_result ) {

$thisURLArray  = parse_url(stripslashes($query_result->url));

$urlt2  .= ‘<a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’” target=”blank”>’;

$urlt2  .= str_replace(‘www.’, ”, $query_result->title) . ‘</a> <a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’+” target=”blank”>(‘ . $query_result->clicks . ‘) </a> – ‘ .$thisURLArray[host] .’ Submitted ‘ . $query_result->timestamp . ‘<br/>’;

}

}

echo ‘<h3><b>This Week\’s Top links:</b></h3><br/> ‘ . $urlt2 . “<br><br>\n\r”;

?>

<?php

// THIS MONTHS TOP LINKS

$urlt4  = ”;

$sqlmonth = “SELECT title, timestamp, url, keyword, clicks FROM `url` WHERE timestamp >= SUBDATE(CURDATE(), 31) “;

$sqlmonth .= “order by clicks desc limit 10″;

$query = $ydb->get_results($sqlmonth);

if ($query) {

foreach( $query as $query_result ) {

$thisURLArray  = parse_url(stripslashes($query_result->url));

$urlt4  .= ‘<a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’” target=”blank”>’;

$urlt4  .= str_replace(‘www.’, ”, $query_result->title) . ‘</a> <a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’+” target=”blank”>(‘ . $query_result->clicks . ‘) </a> – ‘ .$thisURLArray[host] .’ Submitted ‘ . $query_result->timestamp . ‘<br/>’;

}

}

echo ‘<h3><b> This Months\’s Top links:</b></h3><br/>’ . $urlt4 . “<br><br>\n\r”;

?>

<?php

//THIS YEAR

$urlt5  = ”;

// This year

$sqlyear = “SELECT title, timestamp, url, keyword, clicks FROM `url` WHERE timestamp >= SUBDATE(CURDATE(), 366) “;

$sqlyear .= “order by clicks desc limit 10″;

$query = $ydb->get_results($sqlyear);

if ($query) {

foreach( $query as $query_result ) {

$thisURLArray  = parse_url(stripslashes($query_result->url));

$urlt5 .= ‘<a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’” target=”blank”>’;

$urlt5  .= str_replace(‘www.’, ”, $query_result->title) . ‘</a> <a href=”http://gkurl.us/’ . $query_result->keyword .’+” target=”blank”>(‘ . $query_result->clicks . ‘) </a> – ‘ .$thisURLArray[host] .’ Submitted ‘ . $query_result->timestamp . ‘<br/>’;

}

}

echo ‘<h3><b> All Time Top links:</b></h3><br/> ‘ . $urlt5 . “<br><br>\n\r”;

?>

Top Pics Page

This code shows the top images (urls with gif, jpg, jpeg, or png).

Again, you will have to change the URL and table name.

More Coming Soon

As I make more mods and pages, I’ll add them here.

I’m laaabaseball, I run Kurtonium Media, and I spend waaaayyyy too much time on reddit.

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