The add-a-link script used on fatdays.com was written in Perl by Brian Marston <webguy@fatdays.com>. It was last modified on April 18, 1997. If you would like to use the add-a-link script on your site, e-mail me and we'll work out a deal. Features The script can be distributed across multiple pages. In other words, a single copy of the script can be called from multiple forms to create multiple add-a-link pages. The script writes the output file to the same directory in which the calling form resides. It determines the path to this directory automatically from the HTTP_REFERER environment variable. The input form and thank you page are separate HTML files that can be customized to match a particular look and feel. Includes input fields for the user's name and e-mail address and the site's URL, title, and description Automatically records the date the link was made Preserves information entered by the user across two forms Produces a verification page that allows the user to make sure his or her link is correct before submitting it. Link counter on the output page Active e-mail addresses and URL hyperlinks on the output page Puts the newest links at the top of the list E-mails the webmaster to notify him or her about new links. The e-mail message includes all the information from the input form plus the user's hostname, IP address, and browser type. Checks to make sure the URL, title, and description fields are filled in and produces a redo page if they aren't. HTML parsing subroutine converts special symbols entered by the user (e.g., quotes and ampersands) to HTML escape sequences.