URL Of The Installed Script
I was searching for a code that allows me to know when anyone installs a script I made.
This code sends me an email including the URL of the installed script.
I was searching for a code that allows me to know when anyone installs a script I made.
This code sends me an email including the URL of the installed script.
on one's computer locally like PHP where I design offline?
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