Must haves before purchasing (documentation!)
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agentmaximus
on Oct 11. 2007. 4:07 am
The suspense is killing me!
I've tried and I would be ready to buy if I knew more about the api, plugin and themes systems. I like the software. I just want some information on the plugin system, api and themes. Can an overview be posted here or in the blog???? ... Pretty please????
I've tried and I would be ready to buy if I knew more about the api, plugin and themes systems. I like the software. I just want some information on the plugin system, api and themes. Can an overview be posted here or in the blog???? ... Pretty please????
I agree totally. A good documentation of api / plugin system is mandatory for our purchase as well ...
thankd
orbi
thankd
orbi
Note that on the purchase page there is now a statement regarding a 30-day risk-free guarantee.
This solidifies the purchasing decision for me.... looking forward to using AC.
This solidifies the purchasing decision for me.... looking forward to using AC.
So…it would at least be nice to have bare bones documentation for the API so I have something to work with when I start to tinker. I realize the documentation for other things has been being fleshed out, and I realize that it's probably more important for the main feature documentation to be done first.
However, I don't need documentation for that. It's simple enough. What I really need is a way to start using the API. Can you at least get a brief overview up with links and maybe a couple pieces of example code?
However, I don't need documentation for that. It's simple enough. What I really need is a way to start using the API. Can you at least get a brief overview up with links and maybe a couple pieces of example code?
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I also need the same thing. I have purchased activeCollab 1.0 and am running it, but there are some things missing that need to be added and the documentation is essential. I submitted a support request but I think the user community needs exactly what fitzage is asking for - a brief overview up with links and maybe a couple pieces of example code. This would be fine for now.
