FreeVF

FreeVF PHP/MySQL (New version)

Name: FreeVF (Image voting script Am I hot or not?)
Price: $ 50    -  Volume prices - Licence information
Included:
Free Installation and setup (ftp access required)
Free updates cgi version only, not php
Online administration. (No programming knowledge required)
Free multilingual support. (Free foreign languages versions)
Customisable html templates to meet your own design requirements.
Free Knowledgebase and technical support ticketing system
Language: Perl
Platforms: Unix, NT
Delivery: by email

FreeVF (Free Vanity Fair Image Rating script) includes Hot or Not © features is a fun way for users to rate pictures or see how they rank by submitting their own photo. This type of site generates tremendous user participation and can produce many thousands of ad views for the webmaster. FreeVF is a great add on script for our best selling FreeLove program. At the same time it can be a stand alone program that but goes far beyond than that providing unique and advanced features for users and administration.
The design possibilities are unlimited! You can use our professional default templates or create your own. FreeVF can be used to complement your existing website or will function as a stand alone website. The user friendly format keeps visitors clicking for extended periods of time and returning often creating ad revenue for you and your site.

System Requirements:
To install and run FreeVF on your existing Web site you will need the following:

FreeVF is 100% Perl and will work on both Unix and NT servers. (Unix is preferred as NT don't have a sendmail, which is required for complete functionality of the program). Working copy of Perl 5 (Version 5 or greater)
cgi-bin directory or ability to run cgi-scripts
It works without sendmail, but you need one for your server to send registration information, lost password, newsletter features, etc
SSI (Server side included is not required ) but if you want to show information about the number of registered users, and some other statistics on other pages it can be handy.

This program has been tested on the following platforms: HP-UX 9.05, Windows 98/NT/2000, Redhat Linux, Cobalt RaQ, Sun Solaris 8, MacOS X Server (FreeBSD), and should work on any system with a working, fairly current, Perl5.

If you meet those requirements, then there will be no problem using the program.