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Celdric

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:hi: The one that I'm actually using works with flatfiles and the layout is rather poor. Would like to have a better looking one using sql. I looked around at ebay. But the scripts there are mostly of the kind of my current script.
 
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Have you tried a script called PHPAuction? It's not that bad, and chances are that if you have Cpanel w/Fantastico it's already there...
 
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Yes, I have fantastico. Thank's for the hint. :) Looked at it, but I have the feeling that php auction isn't much better than my current script. I found PHPPROBID in web. But they want 179 $ for the script and 445 $ (!) for a custom skin.
 
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Celdric said:
Yes, I have fantastico. Thank's for the hint. :) Looked at it, but I have the feeling that php auction isn't much better than my current script. I found PHPPROBID in web. But they want 179 $ for the script and 445 $ (!) for a custom skin.
You'll never know til you try ;) And phpauction is a paid script as well. But comes free with most hosting packages.
 
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Installed it. Looks okay. But it's not what I have in mind. Thank's again. :)
 
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Celdric said:
Installed it. Looks okay. But it's not what I have in mind. Thank's again. :)
That's cool. And no problem :) If I see any others I'll let you know.
 
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"everyauction" is a sort of open source clone of the older ebay. I played with it a while once. Works farily nice, but seems a little dated now. Uses CGI instead of PHP which is generally a little more resource intensive on servers.

http://www.everysoft.com/auction/

There are a ton of auction scripts on hotscripts.com, from free to big bucks. Good luck finding what you need.
 
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Thank you, Eric. I appreciate that. :)


AD, thank you for the link. :) Well, before I posted here I looked around at several places, for example at ebay and hotscripts. I was hoping that I get perhaps an insider tip here. ;)
 
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PHPPROBID is indeed a nice script..but again its paid..i have tried it once and it rox
 
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Well, I would pay 50 $ or so for a good script with a correct license.
 
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PHPAuction is tha best i think.
 
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Have you checked out http://www.auction-script.com? I came across their website awhile back when I was looking for scripts. I haven't used it and not affiliated with them in anyway, but from the demo it looks pretty nice for the price.

All the best with your search for the right script. :)
 
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Thanks for the link, Chris. I will check it out. :)
 
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MyFreelanceAuction is a simple script developed entirely for freelance web designers. The script has simple features which allow a web designer to make his own auction and receive bids. With each bid a public running total will be updated for potential buyers to keep an eye on. The designer will also be presented with a private online page with the details of each bid, the bidders email address, bid amount and the option to delete that bid. Once a designer chooses to end an auction, he can simply send an email to the email address of the highest bidder to ask for payment.

http://www.myfreelanceauction.com/
 
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SourceForge has many. I have included the URL for the search of "auction" software. All programs hosted their are open source. You can check each link to find out more information including the link the projects home page. I have found that all projects in the 95% or greater in activity are pretty high quality since they are the top projects out of the 100,000 projects hosted there.

http://sourceforge.net/search/?words=auction&type_of_search=soft
 
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Okay, I found a script. Tbase sold it too me. Nice deal. :) Thank you to everyone for all the interesting links and hints.
 
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