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Premium URL Shortener has evolved so much in time and got complex in terms of features and server requirements. The goal of Premium URL Shortener was always to allow anyone to start their own business online with ease. Many tools were built-in to allow customers to be competitive with larger companies such as Bit.ly. In fact, SaaS feature was added as of version 5.0 to the script and this allows you to charge your customers on a monthly basis automatically via deep Stripe integration. All this power needs a reliable server such as a VPS or Dedicated Server.

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• Published by GemPixel, 5 years ago under Tutorials

Template systems are increasingly popular among PHP developers mainly because they provide a clean way to design templates. However there is nothing better than using PHP directly in the template files. But not everyone is of this opinion. For this reason, today we will be covering a very simply PHP class that you can use to generate clean template files. Let's start.

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• Published by GemPixel, 6 years ago under Tutorials

Now that you set up your own URL shortener using Premium URL Shortener, you may want to use it to shorten the URL of your WordPress blog post or page. In this tutorial, I will show you how to achieve that in under 5 minutes.

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• Published by GemPixel, 6 years ago under Tutorials

Translation in an important strategy to attract visitors to your site. Not all visitors can read or speak English therefore one must absolutely provide other language options for users. One widely used method is Gettext however in this tutorial we will explore an other option.

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• Published by GemPixel, 6 years ago under Tutorials

jShortener is a jQuery plugin built especially for Premium URL Shortener. You can basically use it in any way you want to shorten a set of links on your site. You can even integrate it in WordPress without the need of using it as a plugin. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can use the powerful yet simple jShortener plugin on your website.

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• Published by GemPixel, 6 years ago under Tutorials