FAQ

Is it possible to host a MissingLink site on someone else’s (internal) server?

Peter Durand — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 15:31:51 GMT

The current subscription-level app is a database housed on a secure server. It does not generate an HTML website, but a dynamic PHP database with lots of Flash interfaces and custom coding. A long way of saying “No, it can’t make one-off websites, but it can be custom installed on a company’s servers for their use.” That option is at a higher fee structure, but entirely possible, contact us for details.

Can MissingLink be downloaded to my computer, so I can work off-line.

Peter Durand — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 21:57:27 GMT

Not at this time. There is simply too much power behind this puppy to make that a reality in the near-term. The model that we’ve built this is to reflect the capabilities and workflows of other Web 2.0 apps (Blogger, Flickr, TypePad, Picasa, Basecamp, etc.)

None of these have the capabilities requested above, but are intended as browser-based software with nothing to download, no software to upgrade and no local storage of data. Thanks for asking questions and making requests! It helps us to determine what should be on the punchlist.

Can an event (or parts of it) be password-protected if need be?

Peter Durand — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 21:53:20 GMT

Absolutely! When creating an event you have the option of making it Public or Private. If option 2 is selected, then only team members and registered participants can log in.