Sorry - I really have to take issue with many of the comments in this thread.
Albeit there are many mods and features wanted in the basic LinksSQL program - aka LinksG2 - they are just that ... built in feature sets. There is a fully functional LinksSQL available, and people who have purchased the scripts have been able to modify for their particular use.
People such as myself, who do not yet have the skill sets to complete modifications on these scripts are the ones really waiting for LinksG2 but, I got what I paid for and so did any others who have purchased the program.
Added features in an already great program should never (okay, hardly ever) take precedence over new products and growth for a company.
In my opinion, some comments in this thread sound like those from spoiled children. "We don't need another child in our family - give me all your time and effort!"
GT provides free upgrades to licensed users - who pays the bill when all their time is spent on upgrades? They have a responsibility to themselves to continue developing new products.
Any of us in here are juggling multi-tasks and responsibilities - now, some of you want to come to the GT board and tell GT they shouldn't be doing the same thing?
Alex, the editor seems to be working great - I even used it this morning just to pull up a page and check whether I was encountering a cache issue at some point on a page within another site's "demo" - it was a cache issue and your program pulled up the actual page. <wink> That's how I happened to see this thread - was going to provide feedback on the editor.
Fetch isn't something new - your program isn't going to make or break any changes on whether people are going to steal the work of others. It is happening everywhere and a program isn't going to be able to enforce moral choices.
I really can see a huge need for your program within the services community. An ability to restrict users to specific files for fetch and certain locations - based on userid or something, for publishing would be fantastic.
Since you've indicated the program can be used for GTMail, then likely those restrictions are already in place just not evident in the preview of the program.
I'd sure be willing to test it out for a couple different uses I can see in the program.
Albeit there are many mods and features wanted in the basic LinksSQL program - aka LinksG2 - they are just that ... built in feature sets. There is a fully functional LinksSQL available, and people who have purchased the scripts have been able to modify for their particular use.
People such as myself, who do not yet have the skill sets to complete modifications on these scripts are the ones really waiting for LinksG2 but, I got what I paid for and so did any others who have purchased the program.
Added features in an already great program should never (okay, hardly ever) take precedence over new products and growth for a company.
In my opinion, some comments in this thread sound like those from spoiled children. "We don't need another child in our family - give me all your time and effort!"
GT provides free upgrades to licensed users - who pays the bill when all their time is spent on upgrades? They have a responsibility to themselves to continue developing new products.
Any of us in here are juggling multi-tasks and responsibilities - now, some of you want to come to the GT board and tell GT they shouldn't be doing the same thing?
Alex, the editor seems to be working great - I even used it this morning just to pull up a page and check whether I was encountering a cache issue at some point on a page within another site's "demo" - it was a cache issue and your program pulled up the actual page. <wink> That's how I happened to see this thread - was going to provide feedback on the editor.
Fetch isn't something new - your program isn't going to make or break any changes on whether people are going to steal the work of others. It is happening everywhere and a program isn't going to be able to enforce moral choices.
I really can see a huge need for your program within the services community. An ability to restrict users to specific files for fetch and certain locations - based on userid or something, for publishing would be fantastic.
Since you've indicated the program can be used for GTMail, then likely those restrictions are already in place just not evident in the preview of the program.
I'd sure be willing to test it out for a couple different uses I can see in the program.
