Are there any best practices for organizing files and directories in PHP to make it easier to create a link manager like the one described in the forum thread?
To organize files and directories in PHP for a link manager, it is best to create a structured folder hierarchy. One approach is to have a main directory for the link manager application, with subdirectories for different categories or types of links. Within each category directory, individual link files can be stored with relevant information. This organization makes it easier to manage and retrieve links efficiently.
// Example folder structure:
// link_manager/
// - category1/
// - link1.php
// - link2.php
// - category2/
// - link3.php
// - link4.php
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