New Customer...(Maybe..!!)...Looking for 300 amps

[JimMinKent]

When you log in, select "Remember Me", it will put cookie on your machine and not boot you off every 5-10 minutes. I took me a while to figure that one out. Stick with us!

[performance]

Hey, I understand. Working on the new website, we're hopefully, (said with fingers crossed) going to have up and running soon and got dumped out of it, mysteriously, and lost a day's work. Then lost again 3 hours work, even though it should have been autosaved.

[A-T-O-M]

Exactly....Well, off to the word processor to try again...

[Rambozo]

Hey, I understand. Working on the new website, we're hopefully, (said with fingers crossed) going to have up and running soon and got dumped out of it, mysteriously, and lost a day's work. Then lost again 3 hours work, even though it should have been autosaved.

The autosave has saved me a few times, but not always. So for longer posts I compose in a text editor, then cut and paste.

[performance]

Not as bad as when they went and erased a whole section, and days of work, without any possibility of restoring. Some of these units have 80 or more lines of information that need to be entered, plus "blurbage" that needs to be composed, and then pictures, manuals etc that need to be loaded. It can take a long time to just get one product into the site. So, you can imagine the aggravation I was feeling. That's why I sympathize with ATOM. Just re doing a post isn't easy...because certain thoughts strike you and inspire you in the moment, and well, unless you have a carbon copy memory, things just don't sound the same the second time through.

[Rambozo]

I hear that. Sounds like your CMS blows. There is a lot to be said for the more oldschool approach, creating everything offline then just FTP it all to the server. The web based stuff makes it easy to fool around, but for an initial loading or a major rework, they are often much slower and prone to failures like you mentioned.