got 8, but some parts look weird under linux/firefox, like the menus on the right column, they mess up a little, but overall, it looks nice under windows/ie7, good work!
Check out the getting started guides in the handbook. If you still have questions, make a new post with specific questions rather than tacking on to someone else's post. FWIW, though, from what I understand Drupal is harder to get started with than Joomla.
I really liked the clean design, and was impressed with the idea of comparing webhost features. I was about to draw up a small table of my own this week to keep track of things as my different clients keep presenting me with different platforms.
But when I went looking I found that you didn't provide that at all - the host 'features' pages are just iframes to the target?
I want to see a big table of individual features side-by-side! I know CCK and views can do that really well!
I want to see items like those listed in my Drupal host provider checklist as a side-by-side table or spreadsheet.
I think that existing lists Like the ad-hoc ones in the forums can easily be collated better, and I think your business model is great for doing so.
So answer the hard questions - who does what and provides what?
What control panel software do they provide? What version of PHP? Can you get Shell?
I think the rest of your content may be pretty good too, The articles seem pretty clear and sensible. The embedded ads were a little bit too much - but that's probably because I kept getting the same one, repeated, and without a border so it made scanning the actual text harder.
You seem to have a good backlog of articles filling the site out already, so that's also encouraging.
thanks very much for all the comments, especially those of dman. The side-by-side comparison is what I'm thinking and working on. I'm not very familar with CCK & Views, but I think I would build a table using the module tablemanager, which is easier to use.
About the ads, I'm using adbrite, which is not perfect compared to google adsense, I was blocked by google because of some "invalid clicks", and cannot resume my account.
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Looks nice, tons of
Looks nice, tons of information, well organized, I will use it if I need to change my webhoster.
Regards.
Felipe
Geeks Socializing
http://inTribu.com
got 8, but some parts look
got 8, but some parts look weird under linux/firefox, like the menus on the right column, they mess up a little, but overall, it looks nice under windows/ie7, good work!
good content site, I send
good content site, I send you an email, please check it, thanks
I love your site, the color,
I love your site, the color, the way your mix publicity with the content and the logo!
Nice work!
BananaTools.com
Nice...
Wow, it must be a lot of work keeping up with that many affiliate accounts.
I admire your dedication ;)
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if you could help me please
i'm totally new to the web and don't quite understand the cms stuff.
joomla is too dificult so i thought id try drupal, i also cant figure it out.
please, if anyone can give me some simple help on how to get my site up and running.
tyron
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Check out the getting started guides in the handbook. If you still have questions, make a new post with specific questions rather than tacking on to someone else's post. FWIW, though, from what I understand Drupal is harder to get started with than Joomla.
Michelle
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i find the video clips you
i find the video clips you can find on linked from this site and youtube to be very helpful
promising
I really liked the clean design, and was impressed with the idea of comparing webhost features. I was about to draw up a small table of my own this week to keep track of things as my different clients keep presenting me with different platforms.
But when I went looking I found that you didn't provide that at all - the host 'features' pages are just iframes to the target?
I want to see a big table of individual features side-by-side! I know CCK and views can do that really well!
I want to see items like those listed in my Drupal host provider checklist as a side-by-side table or spreadsheet.
I think that existing lists Like the ad-hoc ones in the forums can easily be collated better, and I think your business model is great for doing so.
So answer the hard questions - who does what and provides what?
What control panel software do they provide? What version of PHP? Can you get Shell?
I think the rest of your content may be pretty good too, The articles seem pretty clear and sensible. The embedded ads were a little bit too much - but that's probably because I kept getting the same one, repeated, and without a border so it made scanning the actual text harder.
You seem to have a good backlog of articles filling the site out already, so that's also encouraging.
Overall, pretty good!
.dan.
How to troubleshoot Drupal | http://www.coders.co.nz/
.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards
thanks very much for all the
thanks very much for all the comments, especially those of dman. The side-by-side comparison is what I'm thinking and working on. I'm not very familar with CCK & Views, but I think I would build a table using the module tablemanager, which is easier to use.
About the ads, I'm using adbrite, which is not perfect compared to google adsense, I was blocked by google because of some "invalid clicks", and cannot resume my account.
great work
wow, really nice site with lots of content and usefull information.