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[Angryboy]

WOW! So science-fiction is going to be no more fiction... :-)
Looking forward for this new release and definitely I placed a bookmark on it.

To this aim, I wonder if you have considered the front-end plugin, which was originally developed by Mikeh. I think that some of your ideas are already present on it but it looks like it is no more developed since quite a while.
Actually it allows the possibility to choose if you want to store data onto XML files or in a MySql database, and this could be very important if your membership widen up to some hundreds of people.

With GS, I developed websites with hundreds of (XML)pages and they never collpased so I know that the number of pages it is not a problem for the structure of the website. However, when this number grows what is going to be a problem is the speed and a MySql database could be useful right for it.

Well, I'm sure you have already considered all of the above and then I'll just quietly waiting for your new release.
Thanks so much and keep on going with your great job.

Indeed I have considered Front End Users and even tested it out a while ago back in 2011. I liked the premise of it, but was saddened to see that it no longer is supported. Had it still been supported like i18n, I might have simply used it as the hook for my subsequent plugins. Also, while developing the message board plugin, I saw it fit to separate the user signin aspect of the script so that it could be used across other services without copy-pasting code and having duplicate user tables.

Thank you! Your tutorial on the basic set up is all I needed to get going. This is what I meant by the official document on how to set up the plugin was lacking. Don't just say what plugins you need. Mention how they're needed as well (with regard to the official documentation).

Don't get me wrong. Love the plugin and appreciate the work put in to it.

Glad to have helped. :-)

The way I see it (and this could be controversial), but mvlcek didn't need to develop these plugins and provide the level of support that he does. He's a busy man that has other responsibilities, so he won't be able to be as comprehensive with usage guidelines and tutorials as he might want to be. So in the spirit of solidarity, those with the knowledge of how to use his plugins should offer their guidance, because it's the least that we can do to offer our assistance (besides beta testing). This goes for any developer on the GetSimple project - we're all here essentially doing volunteer programming and software support, so we should all offer a hand to help each other where possible.