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Jisbar admin replied on December 09, 2009 20:19 to the question "chat bug in firefox?" in Jisbar:

This seemed to have occured after we implemented a new feature option to force flash files to show under the bar.

Go to Jisbar admin > Your Bar > Master settings

Set Show bar on top of flash files (prevent overlap) to "No"

Jisbar admin replied on December 05, 2009 08:24 to the question "Conflict with IE 6.0 + Windows XP?" in Jisbar:

OK, Ive had a look and see you have tweetboard code...

< script src="http://tweetboard.com/YOURTWITTERID/tb.js" type="text/javascript">< /script>

Our Jisbar also loads the tweetboard code for you (so you dont need to have that code), so remove that code (in your google box?) to see if that resolves the issue.

Jisbar admin replied on December 04, 2009 19:53 to the problem "Custom Module Icons displaying too low" in Jisbar:

sorry, this got overlooked. They look ok to me, so it might be your browser. What OS/browser do you use? It would be really helpful, if you could do a screenshot (please) so I can see what it looks like for you. Thanks.

Jisbar admin replied on December 04, 2009 19:45 to the question "Conflict with IE 6.0 + Windows XP?" in Jisbar:

Hi, Just to answer for you. Its the weekend now, but will get to this first thing Monday.

Since you have a ning site it could be cache. Please check the site one more time (just to make sure) in IE6 and let me know...

If its still got an issue, I'll run some tests. We may look at turning it "OFF" for IE6 users in the meantime. What do you think if we do that?

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Jisbar admin replied on December 03, 2009 21:23 to the idea "price" in Jisbar:

No, we dont force ads into those.

Its a module so that you can configure your own ads, for your own site. Go to the Jisits and have a look at them (in the Your Bar area), you can work out how they work by playing with their configurations.

Jisbar admin replied on December 03, 2009 20:46 to the idea "price" in Jisbar:

p.s. about getting a freelancer in China.

Let me explain something here. Yes, you can get a cheap guy to make you a bar for say $50 if youre lucky... and it will have basic functions. Then, that "guy" will walk... so then, after they walk you wont be able to do any more with it or to it. If your site gets an update and the script dies, youre stuck with old dead script. I think you could get someone maybe to create a bar for say $150 if youre (really) lucky to the same standard as Jisbar. So then, youd rather pay 3 years worth of Jisbar for a one-off that might die later because that "guy" wont be around to update it...

Also, we are constantly adding new stuff to the Jisbar. It is only at 20% functionality of the plans we have for it. So then... thats worth pondering isnt it?

This is what I've observed over the years in the web industry. Whenever you buy software for a "oneoff" you find after a year you usually have to pay for "upgrades" anyway... OR, the developer makes no money so they ditch their product...

I see many software companies moving towards subscription base...

One reason subscription is good, is because you will get fresh content and you know that youre buying something up to date. Otherwise, with one-offs you could actually be buying software thats 2-5 years old. Its true. I've seen it.

So then, with the subscription model, it works, because the developers hang around because the company is making money to keep them hanging around.

Make sense?

Jisbar admin replied on December 03, 2009 20:41 to the idea "price" in Jisbar:

Thats not necessarily true. Yes, if you had a large site of say 10,000 members or more.

Also, we have an affiliate system which pays you "ongoing" residual income... We have just added it into the main dashboard for better visibility. We allow you to affiliate link the "powered by Jisbar" button.

Also, regarding premium:

The premium scripts we are starting to build are advertising scripts, so we reason it like this. Lets say, you place an ad on your site in the page peeler OR using the ad rotator... You could sell even one ad for $50. With our ad system, you can have multiple ads. So then, by selling just one ad, the Jisbar pays for itself for the whole year.

The way we see it, its win - win in every aspect. We have thought about this already. You just gotta know how to work it.

Jisbar admin replied on December 03, 2009 20:10 to the idea "price" in Jisbar:

We have a free version. Not sure how much cheaper than free we can make it. Yes, we have premium features but thats how life is, if you want something better you just have to pay or miss out.

Jisbar admin replied on December 02, 2009 23:03 to the problem "affilate programs" in Jisbar:

Hi Calvin, Did you get my response through the community site? We need to find out whats happening. Other affiliates have made a commission, so the system is working but need to find out whats going on.