Publish: 2022-05-21 | Modify: 2022-05-21
Delivery100 is a powerful virtual product automatic delivery system/article pay-per-view system that requires no manual supervision. Customers can complete transactions automatically by purchasing online. It supports various functions such as out-of-stock reminder/quick login/recycle bin/guest checkout.
Recently, I bought this program for my own virtual product platform, see: shop.xiaoz.top. As a shopping mall source code, the price of 598-998 yuan for a lifetime is not expensive. Since I don't need WeChat mini program, I purchased the standard version for 598 yuan/lifetime, and got a discount of 12% off the promotional price, so the actual payment was about 526 yuan.
Delivery100 is not strict in terms of system requirements. It does not have any special component dependencies. PHP version 5.5-7.3 is required, and MySQL database support is also needed.
The backend has few functional options and is relatively easy to use. After using it several times, you can basically get familiar with it. Although help documentation links are provided for most settings, the help documentation is relatively simple and not suitable for beginners.
What annoys me is that the SMTP email sending in this program has the same sender and recipient by default, and there is no place in the backend to modify it.
After purchasing the license, there are more than 10 sets of templates available in the backend, but the template interface is not very attractive.
Some templates also call static resources from BootCDN, which causes slow loading. In the end, I replaced all the static resources with local ones.
Some parts of the templates cannot be modified or removed through the backend. If you want to make changes or remove them, you can only modify the templates themselves. The templates are located in the templates
directory.
In addition to supporting official Alipay and WeChat Pay, Delivery100 also supports third-party payment methods such as Hupijiao, PAYJS, and EasyPay. Since Alipay and WeChat Pay require individuals or businesses to apply, and domain registration is required, many people find it difficult. If you don't have the corresponding qualifications, you can use third-party payment methods.
The source code of Delivery100 only encrypts the core content, so some parts of the code can be modified. Currently, I have found that the key .js
files have been encrypted. Here are some points to note for customization compiled by xiaoz:
templates/template name
to make changes.conn/function.php
to modify.conn/function.php
to modify.The built-in editor of Delivery100 stores images directly in the database in BASE64 encoding when pasting images, which I personally think is very unprofessional. It not only occupies database capacity, but also dynamically processes each image output, which is not efficient.
Therefore, when uploading images in the editor, it is recommended to use the editor's image upload button or reference external image URLs. Do not directly paste images in the editor.
The after-sales attitude is good, but the response is a bit slow. They accept suggestions, but it is unclear whether they will make improvements or not.
If I were to rate Delivery100, I would only give it a score of 6. The good points are that the price is not expensive and the after-sales service is acceptable. The unsatisfactory points are about the program itself:
I have summarized it roughly for your reference:
If you are also looking for a virtual product platform, xiaoz does not recommend Delivery100. It is recommended to look at other shopping malls. I have compiled a list of them: Magento, Opencart, CRMEB, fecmall, WooCommerce. However, I have not used any of these, so it is unclear if there are any other pitfalls.
If you still insist on purchasing Delivery100, you can use my AFF link: https://www.fahuo100.cn/
I come from China and I am a freelancer. I specialize in Linux operations, PHP, Golang, and front-end development. I have developed open-source projects such as Zdir, ImgURL, CCAA, and OneNav.