It's taken a while for my wee project to hit the stores. Huge learning curve. The BT part was really straightforward, the hard part was getting something to submit and wrangling with the codesigning. My thank you list starts with Niraj and includes GoNorthWest, Kaybee and David. The "client" is a non-profit group that has 20 local associations across New Zealand. The app itself is just a collection of "menu with image" screens and web pages. What makes it special, in my mind, is that the screens, menus and tabs are all maintained within the website that the non-profit uses to manage their members and their web presence. Each of those 20 associations has the ability to add their own content to the app while there is a small group at national level maintaining a standard set of pages. Events from around the country are entered by the local admins and listed in the app. A challenge with so many people (mostly volunteers) editing the content of the app was to make it easy for them. By using the existing system we've avoided double handling of info, prevented them having to learn a new system and having to remember new passwords. BT_config is a copy of the standard hosted config but I use PHP to completely replace the screens and it works a treat! Now for the next one :)

Superb post! My favourite kind. Start knocking them out now. Happy days indeed.

Congratulations, Sarah! It truly feels great to get something on the market after tons of hard work, especially when it's something for the good of the community! Great job sticking with it and getting successful! Mark

Sweet! Cheers! -- Smug

Oh and you too Smug!

Congratulations!

She's fabulous, ain't she? Keeps on trying other paths, won't take 'no' for an answer. Yeehaw! :-)