The "What Are You Working On?" Thread - Month Of November 2016
 

Same old same old for me, but I have been thinking about rebooting Anal Sex Fest, just not sure I want to go down that road...

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So, Skippy, what are you working on this month? |shake|

Same old same old here as well. Subbing galleries and manually updating my network after losing a script that handled everything automatically. To be honest I've learned a bit once the daily auto rebuilds stopped a couple months back and have actually been able to increase traffic, so a blessing in disguise.

Of course all this is secondary to working on the house thou I'm taking a break until next week when I'll start up again.

This month I will mostly be working on staying out of hospital.

|sars|

Working on promoting cam sites. I lost google juice for www.bestfreecamgirls.com lately. I was getting at least 1 white label sign up a day. Been 5 days and no new sign-ups. Either chaturbate has gotten saturated or I am just not making page changes like I should. Probably a combination of the both.

I also decided to do something with www.coolcamgirls.com. It was a landing page for chat.coolcamgirls.com, that was a flirt4free white label. But the white label was killed by flirt4free, cause I wasn't getting any sales. So now I am trying the blog feed for flirt4free. I need to add my own entries with my reviews to make things more unique.

Porn category with shemale fetish content has been updated and many more things are on the schedule. |shake|

Today I am mostly working on eating cheese.

Jesus, I have (for various reasons) not been here for weeks, yet I am still the last person to post on this thread! None of you working anymore?

P.S. It December now!

Jingle bells, jingle bells....im editing a video and working on a mainstream site

Working on smilingpussylinks.
A few tweaks here and there to make it work on my server.
Also, trying to figure out why the loginscript refuses to read the partners in the db.

Jolly

I had some serious trouble with the ClitPass DB script, took days fighting with it before giving up and asking the hosting company for help. Turns out that when you set up a server's Perl/PHP engines you have to select what SQL commands it accepts for every type of SQL individually. They had only added the ones they used, assuming everyone would be the same as them, and I needed a few that were not there. So you may need to check that the engine that interprets whichever language your scripts are written in has whatever commands you are using already loaded up to it.

Thx for the tip, I'll sure look into that |thumb

Jolly