sunPress - sunshine.co.uk WordPress Plug-In

[Chris Clarkson]

As revealed at the a4uexpo, sunPress is our WordPress plug-in that lets you quickly create a travel website.

The plug-in gives you realtime XML search, with the results appearing on your website. No XML experience required!

Creates your site, automatically adding countries, regions, resorts and hotel pages.

Media toolbar widget allows you to easily add images to any [read more...]

Cheers

Chris C

[haynesey]

Hey this looks ideal for my new site,

What is the commission % on offer?

Thanks,
Haynesey

[Chris Clarkson]

Hi,

we pay 7% on accommodation and transfers, through Affiliate Future.

If you need any more info about the plug-in just shout!

Cheers

Chris C

[purple]

Chris

Would I be able to slot the plugin onto an existing site and theme, or is it best to build ground up

[Chris Clarkson]

Hi Martin,

sorry you couldn't make the Expo!

The search box part you can plug and play into any theme.

Using the content part, we've only really tried it on new builds.

Chris C

[dougs]

Great idea Chris

Doug

[paullas]

do you have a working site that it can be seen working chris

[purple]

there is some examples on the sunshine blog here sunPress - WordPress Plug-In Affiliate Blog - sunshine.co.uk

[Spreader]

Great work fellas - really inspiring!

It's at times like this that I like being in the Affiliate Sector!!!

:tup

Zak.

[Chris Clarkson]

Cheers Zak,

praise from the Godfather of AM is always appreciated! :tup

Chris C

[dougs]

Wow...how did you get Zak to say how good it was.....Zak the master

[mattg]

It's no use to us as we don't use WordPress but it's a well executed tool (and a well executed presentation, just 20 minutes long, less is more).

[Chris Clarkson]

Thanks Matt,

If I'd had my way it would have only been 10 minutes long, with me sat in the front row!

Chris C

[Happy]

so I'm on my own for the next one then... :scared

[hobbsy]

Hi there

Just thought I'd give the Sunpress plugin a try out on a localhost install of Wordpress today -- but I'm running into some problems...

I have tried the plugin on installs of both Wordpress v2.6.3 and v.2.7.(beta3)

I think it is more likely to be my localhost install at fault... does anyone know how you enable localhost to accept both <?php and <? as starting bits of code? I think the way my localhost is set-up, it only recognises as PHP code stuff that begins <?php

I am getting errors with the Sunpress plugin (possibly because of the above) whereby the links are wrong in the admin area

here is a screengrab of admin area

The internal links on my Sunpress admin page currently look like this:

http://localhost/wordpress2/wp-admin/\"admin.php?page=sunpress-page1\"

(a backslash, then a double quote .. then the rest ... then a backslash then a double quote )

Any ideas where I'm going wrong? I assume I wouldn't get these problems if I threw it onto a live site (rather than my localhost), but I wanted to test things out offline

Just ran phpinfo:- I'm running localhost by WAMPserver 2.0, using PHP Version 5.2.6, Apache 2.2.8, MySQL 5.0.51a and Firefox 3.0.4