Ouch. Is NATS that difficult to install? I hope it's not that difficult to use once it's installed.
Dude its PHP, how hard could it be?
LOL! Create Database, create DB fields, create exceptions, install script. Cross fingers, check file permissions...
Dude its PHP, how hard could it be?
LOL! Create Database, create DB fields, create exceptions, install script. Cross fingers, check file permissions...
NATS is cake to install - either you have some host issues that dont allow simple shit ... or you truly got scammed
20k is a bit excessive isnt it?
fuck yeah... it's not totally simple, NATS and ES have to work concurrently for at least a two week period and all info has to be imported from ES to NATS as well. I think that's been the problem.
Dude its PHP, how hard could it be?
LOL! Create Database, create DB fields, create exceptions, install script. Cross fingers, check file permissions...
If every server was setup the same, same os, same admins, same host... then "maybe" and nats is way hell more than php and a db and an install script..
I did hit you up, I talked to you in depth and you didn't want the job before but I'll hit you up now
I have been sending quite a few away recently due to time constraints - but if you just need something simple and not custom, having TMM do it is your cheapest alternative.
You wanted to move from ES, right? I didn't take the job due to a lack of ES experience. I didn't want you to pay to "train" me; that wouldn't be fair.
Having a third party install it?
NATS charges a $250 installation fee + $500 setup and training.
They may install it but do they set up the sites for you and make sure that prior tracking systems convert over properly? I don't think they do that stuff... not really sure though. A lot of people require custom work though that they do not cover.
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My advise - definitely go through NATS, there's always going to be some minor little problem or backdoor issue that only their techs will be able to solve "simply".
My advise - definitely go through NATS, there's always going to be some minor little problem or backdoor issue that only their techs will be able to solve "simply".
Just want to make it clear that the problem IS NOT with nats, TMM has been nothing but helpful and active trying to make this work and if it was just a simple NATS install this would be cake. The problem is with the concurrent tracking and importing and my shitty hiring skills lol... I think this thread might fix that though, getting a much better response than the last couple times I came in here and cried about it.
Take my advice...do it yourself. Its a bitch the first time but its well worth knowing how your own biz operates. It is not easy like most will boast about, but its worth walking the walk for knowledge purposes.
No doubt one may quote history to support any cause, as the devil quotes scripture.
-- Learned Hand
Take my advice...do it yourself. Its a bitch the first time but its well worth knowing how your own biz operates. It is not easy like most will boast about, but its worth walking the walk for knowledge purposes.
Dude, what they are doing, like .5% of the entire Webmaster population can help with. What they are doing has taken MONTHS.
If you don't have any skills in nats, very advanced webmastering, coding, graphics, html, database, code, servers... your ass isn't moving .00001% into this project.
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