Written by Matt
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Friday, 16 October 2009 07:31 |
List of TManager 7 features:
* this list is not complete
Main
- Possibility to overview your network stats from one admin panel
- See server stats right in your admin panel (RAM, HDD, CPU usage etc.)
- See if your script is up to date (major version changes - simple updates are applied automatically behind the scenes!)
- Utilize extensive logging to see why something doesn't work the way you expect
- Define multiple script users - so you don't have to give out the main password to your traffic manager
Trading
- Outlist is generated every minute, and outlist position weight can be defined by administrator
- Protection against oversend to small trades
- Outlist may differ for each niche
- Extensive statistics for each trade: IP stats, country, referers, deviance (includes click again, incoming first click etc. difference from site average)
- 4 various force types: hourly, "force right now", "trade boost", "free hits"
- standard features like trade cap, blacklist and mark
- new trades automatically marked, enabled/disabled on signup
- max clicks from IP, max counted clicks, max counted sends, min click time and other automatically enforced anticheat settings
- stop sending user to trades after X clicks
- autocorrection engine with various triggers and operations to perform if event triggers
- hitbot trap - hidden link
- .. and a lot more
Content management
- Powerful spider - fetches from images, videos, .flvs
- Easy and flexible templating
- Automatically finds out best thumb from any gallery, and deletes the rest
- Flash based manual cropper
- Supports thumb clusters - creates them from video content and on mouse over, plays back so that surfer can see multiple stills from one video
- Engine supports BOTH cast page and cast spot based rotation
- Multiple niche support
- Archive pages support
- Traffic selling spots
- Highly customizable skim settings: per niche, per sponsor, default etc.
- Enable/disable sponsor galleries
- .. and a lot more
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Last Updated on Friday, 16 October 2009 08:34 |