Ajax-PHP Rating Stars Script

Php-mysql Course

This is a script to add a Rating System (with 5, 7 or 10 Stars) to rate images, articles, videos, games, or any element in pages of your web site.
This Stars Rating Script uses Ajax technology, with JavaScript and PHP (with OOP), it can be included in any page (".html", or ".php"), but the server must run PHP.
The rating data can be saved in TXT files on the server, SQLite database, or in a MySQL database (using PDO).
The rated item, the number of the day, and the user (name or IP) are saved on the server, also in cookies, so, the user /visitor can rate again the next day.
You can use the script to add rating system to one or more elements in a web page.
If you have a register /login script in your web site, you can set this Rating Script to allow only the logged users to rate. By default, all the visitors can rate an element once to 24 hours.

• To Download it, click: Ajax-PHP Rating Stars Script.

- The script has 4 versions:

• Five stars, with five numbers to rate (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). - Default
• Five stars, with 10 numbers to vote (1, 2, .., 10).
• Seven stars, with 7 numbers to rate (1, 2, .., 7).
• Ten stars, with 10 numbers to rate (1, 2, .., 10).

- Details about Installation and Settings you'll find in a "readme.html" file, in the archive with the script.
• It is indicated to put the script in the root directory of you website. If you copy it into a subfolder, see the instructions below.

Demo, version with 5 stars and 5 numbers to rate

- Move the cursor over the stars, and click to rate the following images:

---

• If the rating data are saved in MySQL or SQLite database:
To create a list which ranks the score of multiple voted items, based on highest rating, perform a MySQL Select in the "rtgitems" table. This table stores the voted items (in "item" column), points (in "totalrate" column), and number of votes (in "nrrates" column).
Example:

---

• If you want to use this Rating Script in pages that are in different folders, and the current settings not works, open the "ratings.js" file (in "ratingfiles" directory), and replace this code:
With this line of code (to use the absolute path to the "ratings.php" file):
If the "ratingfiles" folder is not in Root, delete the beginning "/":
Or, add the sub-folder name, with '/' from root::
- Also, be sure to have in each page the correct path to the "ratings.css", and "ratings.js" files, included in the HTML code.

<table><tr>
  <th>Title 1</th>
  <th>Title 2</th>
</tr></table>

.some_class {
  line-height: 150%;
}

document.getElementById("id_button").onclick = function(){
  window.open("http://coursesweb.net/");
}

$ar_dir = scandir("dir_name");
var_export($ar_dir);