Thread: Bored of PHPld ? Check this out...hehehehe

Announcing on behalf of a friend...

indexscript - v2.6 now released mg:
v2.6 of the indexscript directory script has now been officially released.

indexscript is a FREE directory script and can be downloaded here: http://www.indexscript.com/download.php

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main changes:

1. streamlined listing types definition

2. uneditable fields - e.g. submitter's ip address and email is now included in the edit screen - i.e. can now be viewed

3. additional new features to fight spam

4. bulk approve/reject of pending urls

5. small enhancements and bug fixes (as requested through the support forum)

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also, FREE skins for indexscript can be found here: http://www.indexskins.com

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Example site :
http://blog-search-directory.spillbean.com/
http://directory.w3joint.com/

Nice looking script!
Will download and may use on yet another directory I might build up.
Is there a built-in category list? Or build up one via admin page?

Thank you.

Sorry, after uploading it and checking it out, it requires WAY too much work and input to get running.
Will stick with phpld as that one requires less, way less, work to get a site up and running.
Plus more templates easily had anywhere, whereas with this one, have to go to a forum, register, send an email to admin, then wait and wait for a template.

This may be a good script for someone who knows how to set it up, create all the needed pages and wants to spend time on categories and sub-categories.

Plus more templates easily had anywhere, whereas with this one, have to go to a forum, register, send an email to admin, then wait and wait for a template.

Thats cause, we want to track where the templates are being used, all the templates have been made by the admin himself, plus..the registration is free...

Just ask for help there, trust me you wont be dissapointed...

The script needs time to build momentum, its just a start up script and it does have a category dump, which you could you

For me, i could have a dir ready in 10 mins with that script...have a couple and have become a pro in managing it....the setting just need to be set once and then, its just approving and rejecting the submissions

Will stick with phpld as that one requires less, way less, work to get a site up and running.

I guess thats a sane reason to stick to PHPld