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Support => Looking for Freelancers / Paid help => Topic started by: kindred1 on June 09, 2006, 08:04:29 am
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We would like to hire someone to upgrade our 1.3.3 CPG to the most recent version.
please email/private message me with your quote,references and links to previous work.
thanks alot for the help,
Lee South
lee@leesouth.com
Budget: under 200$
Link: www.tnapics.com
custom theme installed,but I plan on updating the theme anyhow. the default cpg theme will work for us.
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As the sticky thread on this board (http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=8170.0) says, you need to provide more details, a budget, and a time frame. For example, is your site a standard 1.3.3 installation or does it have a custom theme and mods applied? A link to the site is often helpful. The budget and time frame can be a ballpark; it's generally helpful to let people assess your job proposal.
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Upgrading requires modifications of a custom theme (if you have one), so it might be a good idea to post a link to your coppermine-driven gallery to give potential takers of the job an impression how hard this is going to be.
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sorry,i was editing my post as you were replying. Thanks for any help!
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Generally, you should only edit a post for typos or serious errors (like bad code). In the latter case, a clear note like "edit: This is what I changed in this post" is useful.
The main reason for this is it keeps subsequent posts relevant. By editing your post here, it makes the next 2 posts a little confusing. It's not a big deal here, just thought I'd give a heads-up for the future, or for anyone else reading.
In this particular case, you might want the first post to contain everything, so a note at the bottom of the post like "edit: I changed this post to incorporate suggestions below" would cover it. :)