It is really very straightforward process to import a script into Softaculous, that allows you to add custom scripts or applications to its library for easy installation. Importing a script for maximum efficiency of your website, is made easily with Softaculous.
The platform can be accessed through Hosted.com’s cPanel Web Hosting plans and allows users to expand the available library of applications while simplifying the installation process for custom or less common scripts.
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How To Import A Script
If you already have one of the scripts installed in Softaculous, then you can import it so Softaculous can manage it.
1. Go to the Script you want to import. We used WordPress in this example.
2. Click the “Import” tab.
3. If you have multiple Domains, select the one where this software is installed.
4. Type the Directory under the Domain where the software is installed.
5. Click “Import”.

After a moment, the software will be imported.
6. Click this link to view your newly imported site.

That’s it! You now know how to import scripts into Softaculous.

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Benefits Of Importing A Script
There are several reasons why importing a script into Softaculous can be beneficial:
- Convenience – By importing custom scripts, users can access and install these applications alongside the pre-existing ones available in Softaculous, streamlining the management process.
- Consistency – Users can ensure consistency in the installation process across different applications by importing custom scripts into Softaculous.
- Documentation and Support – Softaculous provides guides, tutorials, and user forums to assist you in installing, configuring, and troubleshooting imported scripts. This enhances user experience and facilitates knowledge sharing.
- Community Contribution – Sharing custom scripts with the Softaculous community, allows users to contribute to the platform’s library of applications. This benefits other users who may have similar needs or interests.
- Version Control – The platform also allows users to specify the version number of the imported script, ensuring the desired version is available for installation. This is particularly useful for developers or users who require specific features or functionalities from a particular script version.