Syndikut - Quick Download 3
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Syndikut Scripts (more products...) |
| OS: | Win 3.1x/95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$60 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.08 MB |
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Syndikut Quick Download v3 (QDL) is a hassle free, flat file, php script to aid quick, secure delivery of digital downloads. When your customer has purchased a product, you as admin create a unique download link through the admin CP, the link is emailed to your customer where they can then access their purchased product. As the administrator, you can limit the amount of downloads allowed, set a link to expire, Control or limit the speed of the download & lock a link to a customer IP Address preventing link sharing! All created links are encrypted & depending on the settings you choose, all data will be destroyed when a download has expired. With QDL v3 you can now set up a download link for your customer in seconds! QDL is very easy to install and with the aid of language files customizing is even easier then before. Check out the new & improved features.
Key Features:
* Language File (MultiLingual support possibilities)(Defaults include English & German)
* Link Encryption
* Add Quick Download Link (Improved in v3)
* Edit Quick Download Link (Improved in v3)
* Download limit (Only allow file to be downloaded X amount of times)
* Link Expiry (Force Download to expire in secs, mins, hours, days, months, years!)
* Default Expiry Buttons (Allows you to quickly add from 1hrs ~ 7 days at the click of a button)
* Custom Expiry Default (Allows you to set a default expiry time)
* Download Speed (KB/sec) limiter (New v3)
* IP Tracking (Locks a download link to the original customers IP address)
* File Uploader (Multi form uploader allows unlimited uploads, php.ini permitting)
* File Viewer (Includes search option)
* File Rename (Allow you to rename download files)
* Logs (Every click on a download link is logged! view them here)
* Ban IP Address (Add, view or delete banned IP Addresses)
* Whois IP Address lookup (New v3)
* IP2Country - Displays country of origin based on IP Address
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