A few months ago we worked out a global for this, and I run it on the logon page. It shows the number of links a user has, and can return the links a user has by changing the routine slightly. It's been posted to the forum, somewhere (there are many threads on this topic).
If you just want to show a user their links as a reminder, then login_success.html is a dynamically generated page in any installation, so it would work in static or dynamic. After they log in, just have a display with their current links, pending links, etc.
If you want to show the users links in static mode, then you could provide a link to a small script that would display their links. Basically move the global to a .cgi file (with the proper headers -- as in jump.cgi or search.cgi) and you'll have a way to show a user their links.
To show the links inside a "static" page, you'd have to use SSI or includes, as mentioned above.
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If you just want to show a user their links as a reminder, then login_success.html is a dynamically generated page in any installation, so it would work in static or dynamic. After they log in, just have a display with their current links, pending links, etc.
If you want to show the users links in static mode, then you could provide a link to a small script that would display their links. Basically move the global to a .cgi file (with the proper headers -- as in jump.cgi or search.cgi) and you'll have a way to show a user their links.
To show the links inside a "static" page, you'd have to use SSI or includes, as mentioned above.
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