Which DDL Script Is Good

[Little Dragon]

yes i am installed this but i am getting this error when i am tried to login at admincp

http://ddl.alsofts.com

at subdomain but when i am login to admincp i am getting this error

Fatal error:  Call to undefined function:  hash() in /home2/alsoftsc/public_html/ddl/admin/login.php on line 13

Please Help what can i do

Be sure you are running PHP5+ with Mcrypt module installed.

It may be that your PHP is compiled with --disable-all , which disables the hash extension -- you can turn it on in your php.ini (you can do it via SSH, or contact your host to enable it).

[CyberPirate]

^ PHP is trying to run a function that does not exist. Make sure that hash() is located within your script or that any file being included with the hash() functions is correctly linked. I don't think hash() is a hardcoded PHP function.

[JmZ]

Those who want features aren't the best type of webmaster.

From years of being here I know that the webmasters who last want a script which is easily editable and doesn't come packed with a load of things they don't want. This is why WCDDL does not contain loads of modules and such by default.

I'm not saying the other scripts are bad but this scene likes scripts in a different way compared to regular non-warez people. If you were making a blog script for example, features would be the selling point. But with a DDL script, ease of use and being able to make extreme modifications is what people want.

[Dman]

Agree with you JmZ.

[smoky]

i agree with you JmZ could not of said this any better WCDL all th way..byfar the best out

[Little Dragon]

Those who want features aren't the best type of webmaster.

From years of being here I know that the webmasters who last want a script which is easily editable and doesn't come packed with a load of things they don't want. This is why WCDDL does not contain loads of modules and such by default.

I'm not saying the other scripts are bad but this scene likes scripts in a different way compared to regular non-warez people. If you were making a blog script for example, features would be the selling point. But with a DDL script, ease of use and being able to make extreme modifications is what people want.

Whatever. That's your opinion. Mine is different. Those who like WCDDL for what it is -- great -- it suits their purpose -- I say good for them.

Those who want more features, security, editablilty, SEO, monetization, ease of use, auto maintaining functions, can use DDL CMS -- which comes with almost all modules turned "on" -- which can be switch off easily in the admin.

[JmZ]

No, it's not my opinion.

It is the opinion of many, many webmasters who I have known for a rather long time.
If you want to code features, you're in the wrong community (apart from the occasionaly newbie webmasters from katz traffic).

I am not here to argue anyway so don't take this post as being hostile towards you.

[Little Dragon]

I am not here to argue anyway so don't take this post as being hostile towards you.

Same.

No, it's not my opinion.

It is the opinion of many, many webmasters who I have known for a rather long time.
If you want to code features, you're in the wrong community (apart from the occasionaly newbie webmasters from katz traffic).

Disagree. Not gonna argue either.

If you're right, more people will use your script, and only 1 or 2 n00bs will use mine.

If you're wrong, the opposite will be true.

[JmZ]

Well actually more newbies will use yours than true warez webmasters.

Forget it anyway i cant be bothered justifying myself and my reasons to you. I've been here longer, I know what people want.

[Little Dragon]

Well actually more newbies will use yours than true warez webmasters.

I guess we'll see, won't we?

Forget it anyway i cant be bothered justifying myself and my reasons to you.

I don't want you to justify it to me, no offense.

I've been here longer, I know what people want.

On this board mabye -- hats off to you. Not in the "scene."

Been here a while, so long that it's shameful actually, lol, so I won't say how long. I designed DDL CMS for my own use actually (and some partners) to make things easier.

Making it a freely available script for others to use -- that was a later decision we made.