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linkt Marketing

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$599.99
Regular License $599.99 Use in 1 end product (free)
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  • Last Updated Apr 11, 2026
  • Version 1.0.0
  • Compatible With Node.js
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  • Source Files
  • Documentation
  • 6 Months Support
  • Future Updates
Both sweeps came back clean — no critical bugs. The main fix was the notification bell on the homepage (index.php). Here's what I found and fixed: Fixed: Notification Bell Not Working Root cause: The homepage (index.php) had its own inline navbar with a completely different notification bell structure: Used id="notifBtn" instead of id="notifBell" Had no dropdown panel (notifDropdown) — just a bare tag Used a different badge class (notification-badge vs cart-badge) The JavaScript in main.js looks for elements with IDs notifBell and notifDropdown, so on the homepage the bell was completely non-functional. Fix: Replaced the homepage bell markup to match the working structure from includes_navbar.php — with the correct IDs, the dropdown panel, and the "Mark all read" button. Site Health Check Results ✅ All 12 main page files pass syntax checks with correct includes ✅ All 5 API endpoints handle JSON input correctly ✅ Avatar references properly use avatarUrl() everywhere ✅ Product thumbnails use getProductPlaceholder() fallbacks ✅ SQL queries use prepared statements throughout ⚠️ Minor: Stripe/SMTP keys are empty (expected for staging) ⚠️ Minor: reCAPTCHA is disabled (RECAPTCHA_SECRET_KEY is empty) The notification bell should now work correctly on all pages, including the homepage. Good, the functions exist. Now let me check the index.php which has its own inline navbar (not using includes_navbar.php) to see if the notification bell there has the same structure: Read a file Read a file Found it! The index.php has a completely different notification bell structure from includes_navbar.php. On index.php, the bell uses id notifBtn instead of notifBell, has no dropdown panel, and uses a different badge class. The JS looks for notifBell and notifDropdown IDs — so on the homepage, the bell is non-functional. Let me fix the index.php notification bell to match the working structure: Edited a file Edited a file Now let me check if there are any other pages with their own inline navbar (not using includes_navbar.php) that might have the same issue: Searched code

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