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[spankerella]

I have been toying with the idea of trying to make my site an efiction archive type thing. I realize I will have to break down and actually get a domain now, but I've been reading. This is more difficult than I thought it would be. Not the domain stuff, but the efiction stuff. I'm completely lost. Well, not completely, but pretty darn close to completely.

I know if I can just figure this out, my updating will be easier.

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[devildoll.livejournal.com]

Diebin, who wrote the code I use at the WRFA and XMMFF, has a couple smaller versions available (the multi-fandom personal archive would probably work for you), and it's cheap as hell considering she does all the coding and installation, and is super helpful.

http://www.ezarchive.org/prices.php

The real work is moving all the stories over into the database, and that you have to do yourself. :)

[jennie-wls.livejournal.com]

When I switched over my sites to eFiction the biggest problem I had was the MySQL database. Here's some advise... If you switch over to eFiction, store your files on the *server*. Files are too easily corrupted if you store them in the database. That's what screwed me way back in December & caused me to have to start over. :{ Not fun.


Hugs,
Jen:)