What LL script do you use / recommend?

[flyeruk]

Hi Virginia,

I currently am using Dragonlist on my main linklist and so far, so good. I'll be upgrading my 2nd linklist to this script too, once I've crossed everying else off my 'to do' list.

I'm pretty sure that there is a huge discount for more than one license. The only thing I'm not sure of is the importing of your existing db but everything else you've got listed there is pretty easy to do. It was a toss up between dragonlist and Links SQL, but DL seemed easier to install and customize for me.

There is also Link Admin and XPower Links which you could look at.

Good luck anyway, I know it's a real pain changing scripts

Lisa

[Mishi]

Originally Posted by flyeruk

I'm pretty sure that there is a huge discount for more than one license.

That is correct. The first license for DragonList is $325; additional licenses are $75.

[RedCherry]

Originally Posted by flyeruk

Hi Virginia,

I currently am using Dragonlist on my main linklist and so far, so good. I'll be upgrading my 2nd linklist to this script too, once I've crossed everying else off my 'to do' list.

I'm pretty sure that there is a huge discount for more than one license. The only thing I'm not sure of is the importing of your existing db but everything else you've got listed there is pretty easy to do. It was a toss up between dragonlist and Links SQL, but DL seemed easier to install and customize for me.

There is also Link Admin and XPower Links which you could look at.

Good luck anyway, I know it's a real pain changing scripts

Lisa

I like the features so far of DragonList. I sent Mishi a row from my db, and the specs from links 2.0 so she can see about importing the file. Worst comes to worst, I can remove the extra columns that I added with my mods, lol. And you are right, they have a great discount on each additional LL.

I looked at XPower Links, and they said it is "going under new management" and are taking no new orders, that concerns me with support in the future, if the management team is not the same that wrote the original software.

I've thought about Links SQL also, and LinkAdmin. So far, DragonLinks is winning though. Nice to hear from someone using it. I've looked at a few sites that use it, and nice to see it is pretty customizable.