I see no issue with it being in the bottom bar, or in tiny text at the bottom of the screen (I'd prefer it down there, out of the way rather then in a left/right column which would shrink screen width).

Lol, nice going there

Don't you think it's a lot of space (distraction) for just the stats though? That has been what has kept me from implementing it this way. I would do it if I had something else to show in that bar, but right now, it's just a waste of space (though I doubt many people would mind, spending 10% of the (visible) page height on stats feels wrong to me)

That said, think up something useful to go on the left side of that box, and it would be ok ;) maybe we should also show number of users active or something

Ok, so I finally got a decent version of the EVE Marketeer source uploaded. As I suspected, using Mercurial was immensely easier than Git (I'm not bashing Git, I'm just saying I'm not cut out for it, version control should just stay out of your way).

https://bitbucket.org/aeolun/eve-marketeer/overview

It is released under the WTFPL

The database can also be downloaded (only the structure for now, populate it with data yourself :P) from here.

Now go ahead and let me know about those glaring SQL injection attacks, cross site scripting and the fact that the comment form secretly allows you to enter whatever HTML you want

UPDATE: The live version of EVE Marketeer is now the bitbucket version, making for easy updates.

Alright. I edited the code for the bottom. How is this?
http://www.evemarketeer.cmu.ois-eve.info/

I had to get used to it for a bit, but I think it looks pretty nice. You did a clone of the code? If so, can you submit it? Will have to figure out how bitbucket handles that one way or another.

Ah lol, I didn't see your extra messages because they were edits to the previous post.

The text doesn't actually look better for me. Quite the contrary, it's got a fuzzy haze over it now (antialiasing gone wrong).

Ah, the difference between mercurial and SVN (I believe you used that previously) is that after you commit it to your local repository, you also have to push your changes to the server. I do not believe you can do this at the moment because you do not have write permissions on the repository.

To push it, I believe you have to follow steps 2, 4 and 5 on this page: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Sharing+Code+in+Bitbucket

Of course, I'll probably be implementing the zipped up file before that happens :P

I very much support this product! BTW it seems like i cannot download the uploader.

In addiiton, the website should now stay up. My idea of using PHP for threads was useful, but PHP doesn't do garbage collection, so the server kept running out of memory after half a day. I'll be monitoring the situation now. I hope it stays steady.

In addiiton, the website should now stay up. My idea of using PHP for threads was useful, but PHP doesn't do garbage collection, so the server kept running out of memory after half a day. I'll be monitoring the situation now. I hope it stays steady.

Actually, it wasn't reset. The user summary page is just deprecated and uses the wrong table to calculate the statistics.

UPDATE: Which is also the reason why it was removed in this update.

I will bring the information back, just not on that page. Will probably be integrated into either the UI, the Account page or another page.

The upload key can be retrieved from the upload page as well, which should be a pretty logical location. (UPDATE: though it might be a bit more prominent, it's very overshadowed by that large block of text underneath it)

Yes, my API had transactions and orders. It shows them on the API page on the marketeer site. I have used this API with these settings since I signed up, so it has had time. The orders page just doesn't show any orders, the transaction page says I need to log in or add a character.
This is the API access mask: 29364610