I like the look better than most pre-made scripts like this, of course, after ads it will get a little crazy.
i think too many people are focusing on the cash out options, if you are using faucetbox or even change to another micro, there is nothing much that a user will benefit from with faucetbox for making smaller withdrawals that can hurt the site. the idea of faucetbox is to prevent network fees on every small transaction and if the user wants to shoot themselves in the foot
doing that, then so be it, but to slow those withdrawals means that a user that uses the micro wallet for multiple faucets and.or uses will have to not only meet the faucetbox minimum but also the site minimum in this script
right now, if i use faucetbox for six different faucets and the account hits the payout, then i get paid, but if this site holds back that last little bit because the minimum is not met, then faucetbox cannot do its job, or any other micro for that matter
one last thing to the replies, not to be negative, but doing something on a site or the web like running a faucet can be tricky and there are things "like mysql permissions" that every web developer runs into...that means that you have to learn a little something along the way to get by, like how to run down database errors and things like that.
all of that starts with the simple coding, like finding the block that faucetbox has you copy and paste into your site, and replacing it with a block from xapo or another microwallet. these are very simple API's and literally ask you to do nothing more than paste a pre-made block of code into your main site pages, for the guy that wants to switch micros, this is a great easy learning time, look up the API code blocks for faucetbox, find them in the code, replace that code block with one from another micro service, that easy
be careful with trimming just the faucetbox code and not anything else, a single } or ] from the preceding block and an entire site can go to shit. same thing with the ad placement, they are just copy and paste blocks, but their placement determines their placement on the page, so that could require a little more time and playing around and even a nice HTML/PHP editor to help you out
this is all very basic and easy, just keep the original files untouched and only play with a copy, that way you can always go back, most developers make it easy with code comments and block comments
they look like this in the code
/////this is where i put the extra useless virus code
i am pretty sure this guy seems on the ball and did some nice comments
long story, short....i love the look and feel of the script and just may give it a try, i currently have no domains or VPS's up, but it is always time to grab a few, was a little concerned that the captcha came after the first faucet, but worst thing that could happen is someone attacks the first faucet over and over with a bot, lol
everyone else, just play around and see what you can learn, there are some scripts out there that sell for $50 or more, you have to start somewhere, mysql errors can be a little hard to track, but simple inserting of code from other sites is imperative, if you get the faucet running you might want analytics on there and that involves code insertion, not code writing, just copy and paste into what is already there. this guy could be you less than six months down the road, it is not as hard as you think, just piece through the code pages and see what you can learn