I own and run Nintendo Revolution Gaming on an XOOPS 2.0.x CMS. However, occasionally on the site, links fail and all I get is blank pages.

I need to find a way to fix this, as although my userbase is increasing all the time this is hindering my site's growth.

Also, I'm thinking of moving server and domain name, while keeping all the articles and user profiles but starting things like the games database from scratch. How hard is it to move server and domain on an XOOPS website?

Also, while I'm at it, I'd like to point any good coders towards my theme conversion topic, in which I'm willing to pay here.

-TCMTCM

Bump. I really need this soon, and I'm willing to pay what I've metnioned above through PayPal.

-Ramsey (TCM)

I have an HTML & CSS template that was custom-designed, and, as a result, I will not post here for all to copy. I am looking for an experienced XOOPS coder to convert the theme into and XOOPS one for use on my Xoops-based website.

The theme has a navigation menu on the left built in, and so the normal XOOPS menu on the left would not be needed. However, the "Latest Updates" etc. on the right would be needed in XOOPS code.

I am willing to pay £30 (GBP) for a job done within a week. I really would prefer if someone had had previous experience in converting HTML themes to XOOPS ones.

If you are interested or require further details, please contact me at RKobeissi (at) GMail (dot) com.

The site in question is Nintendo Revolution Gaming.

~TCM

Thanks. Would you like me to link you somewhere?

~TCMTCM

No problem, I see you've already fixed the admin section (somewhat). I'll fulfill the link thing I told you about in the PM. I'm sure you know this, but please don't delete mainfile.php >_>

~TCMTCM

m0nty, did you receive the PM I sent you? Anyone else know how to help?

~TCMTCM

I'll set up a FTP account for you, m0nty. I'll PM you once done with details.

~TCMTCM

Bump. This is an urgent matter; the site is falling in Google's listings and the backend.php is not showing up for the numerous sites that use it.

~TCMTCM

My server host says that nothing has been changed in terms of software, only a few hardware modifications in the past week or so.

~TCMTCM

hyperpod, that is exactly what I am thinking about. While I have no actual coding knowledge, I could work on any graphical or layout work. I know a number of large gaming sites whose webmasters I am friends with; all use XOOPS and would very much appreciate this.

I think it would be an easier system if it was like the following:

> Genre Database
>> User can add genres similar to adding topics in News module

> Publisher Database
>> Lists all games by publisher, subdivided into genres. Users add publishers as they do genres.

> Developer Database
>> See Publisher DB

> Game Database
>> ID, release date across categories: Japan/Europe/US, Developer, Publisher, Genre, Decription

> Reviews
>> gdbID, UserID, title, review, ratings

> Screenshots
>> gdbID, thumbnails, I don't think the screenshot DB would require captions, as many webmasters can receive as many as 200 screenshots in batches from publishers/developers

> Cheats
>> Cheats might not be needed, as dedicated cheats sites are often much more accessible. Adding cheats for every game while also worrying about reviews, previews and gaming news can be very time-consuming.

> Downloads
>> The only files that really need to be downloaded are perhaps in-game or promotional videos, nothing else. The type of site that is likely to use this will probably not have the largest bandwidth capacity in the world.

> Links (sites related to game title)
>> This might not even be needed at all, but is always a bonus.

If you're to begin work, you should forget about the last 3 intergrated things, at least for initial releases. They might be integrated into future ones, but they are the sections that would be used the least.

Until this mighty module comes to fruition, if it ever does, is there anything else that could help?