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Originally Posted by AJHall
Hmm. We have (what we believe) is a pretty good advanced search form with a lot of filtering options. If it's not robust enough for you and you have suggestions we're more than happy to evaluate them and see if changing the search options is doable. 
The latest Elevated X version was switched from Smarty to PHP based templates a few months ago. They're 100% tableless CSS and HTML and very easy to edit now in comparison to all previous CMS versions. As an example, I can personally re-theme a whole site in about 2 work days and I have zero coding skills beynd HTML and CSS.
We power a lot of very successful fetish sites but it sounds like you've already made up your mind. That's fine but I want to be sure you're ruling things out based on accurate info and not assumptions so you end up with a CMS you'll be happy using not just short term but for the next several years.
Feel free to email or Skype me anytime or we can setup a time to talk by phone.
Best of luck with the search!
AJ |
What I need in a category/search function is to be able to search for specific content under a specific model or only show content that matches every category selected.
Examples:
- Optionally choose between strict or broad searches.
- - "A and B" shows only content with both A and B.
- - "A or B" shows all content from both categories.
- Search for blow jobs AND anal under Jane Doe, it only shows me content of Jane Doe where she does both.
- Search for blow jobs OR anal under Jane Doe, it shows me everything with blow jobs and everything with anal.
Etc, etc.
Your current Demo doesn't seem to have that capability. Did I miss it? Or is it available, but not in the Demo?
Additional concerns are the cost involved. I am a business man and I understand being profitable, but it seems like you charge a premium for features that should just be a default option. Hell, I can even understand a one time fee to add an option to a program that already has a monthly fee, but adding an additional monthly fee really puts your software out of reach for the vast majority of webmasters.
Also, your hosting option is quite limited. Perhaps this is simply an issue with the host you are using, but the bandwidth allotment is abysmal. I pay less to my current host and get ten times the bandwidth. The cost of overages with your host would kill my bottom line. Any plans to choose a host with a higher allotment?