I agree, it looks great! One suggestion:

The Login and Logout buttons should be combined (i.e. Login/Logout or dynamic). If you still go with static text (login/logout), PHP could probably see what action would be appropriate, or you could have the script invoke the logout action every time, then point the user to the login page, that way it will work either way.

Dynamic... well, you're on your own.

Thanks for the comments, the new site is coming nicely and input from here is valuable as you understand the setup.

Martin:  Just PM'd the login, really appreciate it if you can see my errors.

Tyler:  We have issues with the login that we are resolving, tough as we actually have 3 logins, Wordpress, Eblah and aMember to control subscriptions.

It was a big project as we wanted a lot of integration between the separate areas, hopefully we can get the bugs sorted over the next few days.

I know that feeling!

I tried to intrigrate a forum, chatroom, and file-manager. Then I realized, no one used the forum or chatroom, so I just shut them down. But still, it's really annoying.


I wish there was a "Perl Login Storage Standard" so it would be easy... oh well...

Nothing is ever easy in this business, thats why it's so much fun.

Hopefully our new services will work, the chat is popular.

We bought the aMember program with a plugin for Wordpress that allows the script to work with user levels and that has worked very well.

It will integrate through plugins with a lot of systems and many forums but Eblah is not there yet so next project will be to write one.

Hey you might want to have some sort of feature comparison for your account types, like what we have at http://www.mywebsfree.com/compare.htm

You might also put a mini-comparison on your homepage comparing you to competitors.

Ahh! I just noticed! Too many links in the footer!!!