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Posted February 25, 201213 yr I have a website running IPB. My website is quite niche and I have quite a few large businesses who are starting to promote their webinars in the newsletters I send out each week. I was thinking if I had an area on my website where businesses could: - List their webinars (title, date / time, presenter, webinar details, contact information, contact form, web link, Upload pdf flyer, images) - Pay for the listing The webinar portal would include: - Categories - Latest webinar posted - List of upcoming webinars by category, date, business etc. - Searchable I use downloads for files and links directory and nexus for selling membership packages. However, none of these seem liek they coudl handle the above. Anyone done similar - any ideas how to achieve this?
February 25, 201213 yr Sounds like one for IP Content. With that you could create a database where members can add in their details. This page here at my site is an IP Content created page and database. Members can submit links to plugins. You can have comments etc fields. 3DKiwi
February 27, 201213 yr Yes, IP.Content would be perfect here. Have a subscription package in Nexus where people who pay are moved to another group (or a secondary group added). This group (and mods/admins) are the only ones who can add to a new 'Webinars' database you create in IP.Content. Then you can easily make feed blocks from this database and do anything else you need to do with it.
February 27, 201213 yr Author I would want the member to pay for each listing individually or based on price break discounts. The other small matter is I would need somebody to take this on as a custom job...that's always the problem. I've been looking at some fully featured website events calendars, is there any way IPB content get anywhere near??? http://university.trumba.com/online_calendars/alumni_detail_list.aspx
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