I am looking for free or commercial PHP / MySql supported Directory based Software Download System, checked hotscripts.com and various other resources but no luck. There are numerous sites on internet like tucows, download.com which allows a directory based software download system, which supports comments, rating, anti-leech, mirror downloads etc. I am interested in same. I am looking for following features: 1. create static HTML pages from data held in a MySQL database. This is optimal for search engine indexing. 2. Every page has its own title, keywords and description tags which greatly enhances search engine optimisation and page rankings. 3. A high quality administration control panel 4. The URL placement should be helpful for indexing as well, something like cplinks php software script supports: www.freedownloadcenter.com (Looking for download system exactly like this) if someone can help me make a customized solution I am ready to pay for costs involved on this project. Important since, recently acquired a high pricing domain to meet my needs. Regards,
Bumping back. Need suggestions, if someone can code this kinda of script for us, please PM me with costs involved in this project. Regards,
Aaha.. we meet again San-Deep.. you never replied to my PM on vbulletin.org boy ... Newayz.. i got hold of a hotscripts.com clone on warez site.. Pm / email if you want it.
that one can be achieve easily by using mosets tree, PM me about it, if you interested, backend menu are easily manage, and it;s also include metakey/metadesc for seo.
I've been struggling with mos tree for days, It really limits what I can do with joomla. I can't add individual modules to pages within mos tree, and the support is just worthless.
I'm looking for something similar too, how much will it cost for php programmer to develop script like this.
It doesn't sound like your asking for anything outlandish - Something like this http://www.rwscripts.com/index.php?url=full/demo.htm&menu=40full from Hotscripts wouldn't work? (I don't know if it fits the SEO bill, which may be your beef with most of these scripts.)