New & Improved...

[Nathan]

Mystic Ages Online is new and improved -- now with a nice MySQL database underneath everything to ease the automation -- Tell me what you think!

http://www.mysticages.com

Thanks,
Nathan

[Mike Holmes]

Very nice. I am a big proponent of having a good DB underlie your webspace. Lots of advantages which I'm sure you've already noticed. Good work.

Mike

[unodiablo]

Yeah, very nice!

You might go with a smaller font tho. Easier on the eyes.

Sean

[Paul Czege]

For me, it's that specific color blue that's hard on the eyes.

Paul

[Nathan]

The darn mySQL is SOOOO helpful. I was having issues with the old site -- keeping the older articles linked to somewhere accessible so I just gave up. Thatware is very easy to install too, so I really liked it.

And as for the blue... muhahahaha.. Eventually, I will reenable the THEMES mode, so if you don't like the blue, you can change it to putrid yellow or bitter green...

Hehe,
Nathan

[Mike Holmes]

Looking back at it that blue is a bit harsh. I agree with Paul. You might want to consider changing the default color.

Mike

[ravensron]

For some reason, the site itself, and then all the articles and such on the site, take an inordinate amount of time to load; ten times as long as on almost any other website.  That has not changed with the other improvements.

[Mike Holmes]

What speed is the conection that you're on, Ron? It seems all to load pretty quickly for me, but I have a cable modem which makes everything pretty fast.

Mike

[Ian O'Rourke]

PHP! PHP! Everyone chooses PHP and MySQL. Lotus Domino I say, everyone's site should be in Lotus Domino. Muwahahhahahahaha!

Sorry, got carried away.

Serious it looks great, in that PHP/MySQL sort of way that keeps plagueing the web these days. No, it'g great. I would reduce the font size though, it's like a site for the blind.

On a side issue, if your going PHP/MySQL check out http://www.swrpgnetwork.com - this is the PHP/MySQL site of sites.

Updating FLN as we speak with new fangled look, stylesheets and all the other gubbins - keeps getting delayed though - so I know how you feel.

It's good. Keep up the good work.

[Mike Holmes]

I program DBs for Lotus Notes professionally, and I have to say I love the ease with which I can get stuff on the web with it. If anyone does go that rout and needs a hand with Notes, let me know.

Mike