BradfordPosted @ 6:04 pm
Today I installed an ad rotation plugin and got it working in my other script as well. Using similar methods I will be adding other widgets to the other portions of the website. Tomorrow I will be working on setting up “the big list” of ad agencies and then inputting more agencies into the database. This is, of course, assuming that I have not made any progress on converting my phpbb2 install to phpbb3. I’m having an issue with the conversion process which is causing all PMs to be lost. It’s a big (250MB+) database, so it isn’t exactly a quick conversion. My hope is to have PHP5 and MySQL5 installed next week and begin work on the Wiki’s.
The time line which I am currently working to follow is:
- 19th-23rd: Finish script upgrades/conversions.
- 19th-23rd: Install MediaWiki’s
- 19th-23rd: Skin MediaWIki’s
- 19th-23rd: Finish Ad Agency Listings
- 26th-30th: Begin work on Wiki Content
- 26th-30th: Finishing Touches
- 26th-30th: Public Release of The Webmaster’s Edge
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Sounds like everything is on track. I am really hoping that the launch goes well for you. This site could be a wealth of knowledge for those who are not reaching their potential marketing dollars.
I’m also hoping that the rotation plugin works out. Will you be writing a review of that and it’s pitfalls/advantages? If so, when do you estimate that review? I’d think you’d want at least 1 month of tracking to see how it compares to previous rotations. Want to know more…
I’ll be doing a review of that plugin, but it won’t be very detailed or require much testing. The plugin itself is very basic and simply “shuffles” the order of the 125×125 ads to mix them up and keep them “fresh”.