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Forum Future for PHP-Nuke
| phpBB |    51.17% (1381) | | new PHP-Nuke own developed forums | 14.45% (390) | | invisionboard | 20.30% (548) | | vbulletin | 10.56% (285) | | phorum | 1.22% (33) | | other | 2.30% (62) |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by dar63 on Sunday, February 22 @ 21:45:09 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://phpnuke-uk.net | | It took so long to get phpBB added, just to be removed a few versions down the line :-( this just makes no sense, nothing new there then eh. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by serivman on Monday, February 23 @ 00:28:25 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | It would be nice to see someway to be able implement all forums, depending on which one you want. I personally want to see IPB, there is already a hack to use it on nuke, but to make it more seamless integration would be good. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by kjcdude on Monday, February 23 @ 15:43:39 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://kyle.theocsucks.com | I am 100% AGAINST new forums created by PHP-Nuke. PHPBB is a FANTASTIC forum system with great development behind it. I havent heard anyone on the Nuke Cops forum complain about the forums.
It has taken forever to work out all of the bugs and glitchs from porting phpbb to nuke. It is not worth it to create a new forum.
IF this was to happen it should not be released to the public after INTENSE testing.
Nuke Cops has done a great job porting phpbb to nuke and has done well on porting the updates and so on. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by afc on Monday, February 23 @ 17:02:02 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | as i said somewhere on the board, 3 choices
1) someone reports phpbb to nuke
2) goto NSN Nuke
3) Not upgrade ever again
removing PHPBB is a huge mistake, But FB does not listen to the comunity anyways..
Long live PHPBB |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by TrevorE on Monday, February 23 @ 17:22:15 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | I'm all for Invision Board!! |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by dezina on Tuesday, February 24 @ 10:24:53 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://dezina.co.uk | PHPNuke should come without an integrated Forum and leave option to user, as to which is installed.
i.e. PHPBB, Splatt, Invision etc etc.
PostNuke uses this method. PHPNuke being dependant on one module, to run successfully, not a good idea. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by beanwebb (webmaster@funportal.beanwebb.com) on Wednesday, February 25 @ 03:23:49 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://funportal.beanwebb.com | | Well I've already ported IB to PHPnuke, so I would love to see it officially included. The only problem is, Invision Power Services don't allow the forum to be freely distributed, FB would have to get permission from them. I couldn't get it although I'm sure hw would have better luck. But seeing as he said they are making their own forum, I doubt it would be included. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by snakey on Wednesday, February 25 @ 12:15:05 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.ipct.be and http://www.ivanhoejupiler.be/ | I personnally like vBulletin,
yes, that option that post-nuke is indeed an advantage towards phpnuke.
I tried the release candidate (v6) from vbulletin 3, it has a veery nice wysiwyg-editor, its one of the best I've ever seen... |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by yapuka (jacques.chirac@élysée.fr) on Monday, March 01 @ 03:08:26 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.jenefumeplus.net/ | Whatever forum ends up being delivered 'standard' with PHP-Nuke, it needs to be much more integrated with the rest of the system than is phpBB at this time, mainly for themes and user management.
What I would really like to see is a complete appropriation of phpBB and complete integration into Nuke, even if it means separate development roads after that.
My 2 cents. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by J-LoGiC on Thursday, March 04 @ 15:57:27 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | what ever is used just make sure it completly ported into the system, not so much a seperate modules as it is now |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by Esen on Friday, March 05 @ 21:42:34 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | phpBB seems to be the best choice for PHP-Nuke's default forum.
Further more, phpBB itself seems to be extended to a CMS (Content Management System) like PHP-Nuke does.
If PHP-Nuke can't integrate phpBB into his kernel properly, maybe the subject of this survey will become 'CMS PHP-Nuke's future for the phpBB' in the future ? |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by billybiker on Saturday, March 06 @ 08:11:56 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | Whatever, bottom line is will it make any difference to whether folk will post or not, well as I see it.....Nope
So then, how do you integrate a hefty boot up the backside?
I'm sticking with 6.9 and Phpbb....
It works, and does the job, although integrated sub forums would be nice ;)
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by djmaze on Sunday, March 07 @ 23:18:19 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.cpgnuke.com | CPG-Nuke is integrating phpBB more in the CMS but also tries to create it optional.
This is hard stuff but we are getting a lot further and already integrated the phpBB admin into the CMS admin :) |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by MerlinWZ on Friday, March 12 @ 11:04:45 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Well i would prefer Vbulletin, but like another user suggested, this would cost money, and we all use phpnuke because it is free. But phpBB does not have all the features i know yourself and most site admins want. Since i switched from vbulletin to phpnuke (got tired of the yearly cost to run vbulletin) the biggest complaint my users have is not being able to attach images to posts. Being we are a gaming clan, we take alot of screenshots of our games. Hense the image attachment. But i beleive the guys over at phpBB could do this they just haven't. Add the other options these other forums have and file uploads to your software, and i think you would get a 100% vote to keep phpBB in it. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by nuke-lux on Monday, March 15 @ 14:07:14 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.nukecommunity.com | | phpbb is great, it would perhaps be usefull to use the same template system of phpbb for the whole nuke, or to add the phpbb code to the submit news module of nuke to allow users to use phpbb code to format their articles. i love the nukecops addons ports, like the buddy page for phpbb, this really enhances nukes community features. The phpbb avatar management, the member list, the user info info page and especially the private messages modules phpbb brought to nuke are a lot better then the ones integrated in the nuke package. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by Phoenix on Wednesday, March 17 @ 23:17:52 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://nukebiz.com/ | Here we go again - surely we've already been down that disastrous track with Splatt?
After gradually eliminating bugs and improving security, we're gonna do it all over again.
The hackers are gonna love it - no wonder Nuke forks are developing. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by majikmx on Saturday, March 20 @ 17:44:18 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | i think it should be either an invision powerboard or woltlab burning board |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by chatserv on Thursday, March 25 @ 17:26:36 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://nukeresources.com | | Invision and VB are not GPL or don't allow redistribution, Phorum lacks the mods and support phpBB has, a natural forum? maybe it'll be the solution for those that don't like the current one but i'll keep phpBB as my main one regardless of what gets done, maybe a converter can be created to transfer posts and generic data from the current forums but what about all the modifications? Not for me. |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by Kiblet on Wednesday, March 31 @ 04:48:24 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | I cast a vote for Ikonboard. It's very powerful and the (free) support is better and friendlier than almost everywhere else I've seen. I like the very powerful features. PHPBB is excellent but power users would appreciate the way Ikonboard takes customizability and control a step further. Many security-aware administrators also say that Ikonboard is the only board that meets their security requirements.
I also host a personal site and like the option within the boards, to have forums for my friends and family to upload files *within the board*.
Ikonboard will soon support PHP. I understand that Invision Power Board is already PHP and is very similar to Ikonboard, but I haven't used that one yet and I'm not sure how their support is.
Kiblet |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by Pax-Man on Tuesday, April 06 @ 13:13:55 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Invsion >>>> PhpBB, only this, Inivisionboard giveme more information, aplications, options... u kown... is best... |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by SpecialEd on Monday, April 12 @ 00:11:39 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | | I have always thought Invision Power Board to be my personal favorite and wish it was incorporated into Nuke or into another CMS. I would even pay to use a good CMS that incorporated IPB |
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Re: Forum Future for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by spaniel on Thursday, April 29 @ 01:30:10 CEST
(User Info | Send a Message) | STOP PRESS !
U can't seriously be considering moving away from the godess of forum, phpBB, can u????
Unless u can reproduce their mods and produce even better mods than theirs, any move to "go it alone" would be php-suicide !
Why not port a fully-modded version of phpBB - that ought to keep people busy for a while ;-)
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