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Need someone to install and setup a business directory script for my website…

You must have previous directory setup/customization experience. Please send me examples of other directories you have setup & customized.

Would like to use PHPWeby script but i am open to other suggestions for a local business directory script. It must be able to support custom pages and video clips.

Thanks,
mrmarketing

We are looking for someone who can help us build a custom search crawler that extracts specific information from the web.

We have our own dedicated server so I’m sure we can install anything we need to on our server.

Hi, I need a premade website, one that has several pages to it and all I would need to do is enter my own info. It would need to have a landing page, an about us page, a contact us page, and one page I could use to list our products.
Please PM me a link to the site you can set up for me. No design work is necessary, just set up the site for me on my server.
Thanks

Hi i need about (70) ioncube encoded files decrypted. will paypal in full once I verify that decripted files work.

I need to show a different menu depending on whether a user is logged in or not…i.e. different main menus. One for logged in users and one for logged out users. I’ve installed metamod but need it properly configured to do the following:

logged out-
Home|Refer Your Friends-goes to login page|Schedule Your Appointment-goes to login page|Services|Pricing & Specials|Testimonials|FAQs|Store|More…

Logged in-
Home|Refer Your Friends-goes to alpharecommend|Schedule Your Appointment-goes to timetrade|Services|Pricing & Specials|Testimonials|FAQs|Store|More…

I also need it configured so it doesn’t interfere with google (see below):

One of the most common uses for MetaMod is to show a different Joomla menu to users once they are logged in. E.g. the menu for non-logged-in users may contain a “Log in” menu item, and the one for logged in users might have a completely different selection of menu items.

First, set up your two menus. Something you should be concerned about is duplicate content. That is, if you have any identical menu items in both menus, then unless you take steps to prevent it, you will end up with two different URLs pointing to the same page. Search engines like Google do not take kindly to this, and may rank the two almost-identical pages much lower than they would rank if there were only one page.

The way to address this is to set up the first menu normally, then as you are setting up the second one, create menu items in it as “aliases” to the menu items in the first menu. In this way they should end up with the same URL no matter if you clicked on the first menu, or clicked on the corresponding item in the second menu.

With that in mind, on with the recipe:

if ( MM_LOGGED_IN ) return 101; /* the module id for logged-in users */
else return 102; /* the module id for non-logged-in users */
You can also be more creative with this, and use different menus (or any type of module) for different user “groups”, e.g. Author, Administrator, Publisher etc.

The different constants to use are listed at the bottom of the configuration page, but here are some examples:

if ( MM_USER_MANAGER OR MM_USER_EDITOR ) return 101;
else return 102;
Display the menu for everyone except logged-in supper-administrators:

if ( ! MM_USER_SUPER_ADMINISTRATOR ) return 101;
If you have custom groups which you set up with 3rd-party components, then you need to specify them in a slightly different way:

if ( $user->usertype == “MyCustomGroupName” ) return 101;
See also: this page about making rules based on user and group information.