| Re: URGENT, A NEW SECTION ONLY FOR MODULE REPOSITORY FOR VERSION 2.2.2 |
| by ipwgc on 2005/8/23 0:00:42 Quote:
SLEO577, Thank you for your vote on my idea. This way we save time, and go direct to the upgrade section. Also, the old modules that are not being developed enymore well go to the memory section of the past immediately. Ragards, 
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| Re: URGENT, A NEW SECTION ONLY FOR MODULE REPOSITORY FOR VERSION 2.2.2 |
| by ipwgc on 2005/8/22 23:47:20 Quote:
Peekay. I am totally in agreement with you, and this is what needs to be done urgently. FOR YOUR INFORMATION WE HAVE ON THE DOWLOADS SECTION THIS QUANTITY OF MODULES: There are 57 Categories and 316 Downloads listed Best Regards, 
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| Re: URGENT, A NEW SECTION ONLY FOR MODULE REPOSITORY FOR VERSION 2.2.2 |
| by SLEO577 on 2005/8/22 17:47:23 You may want to look at this thread: Module Compatibility for different XOOPS Versions. But I agree, there needs to be a section in the Downloads for 2.2 modules to cut looking through all the other 2.0 or prior versions. Hope this helps! |
| Re: URGENT, A NEW SECTION ONLY FOR MODULE REPOSITORY FOR VERSION 2.2.2 |
| by hyperpod on 2005/8/22 17:44:25 I agree this or something similar needs to be done. Im seeing alot of people in the forums asking questions why a module doesnt work when they have installed XOOPS 2.2 Users have no way to determine that some modules do not work in 2.2 and who knows how much it might mess up their site. If something is not done, there will be alot of people finding another solution that works. There are some posts in the forums, but they are hard to find for new users. It would be nice to at least have a block with link to 2.2 modules list. Best Regards, |
| Re: URGENT, A NEW SECTION ONLY FOR MODULE REPOSITORY FOR VERSION 2.2.2 |
| by Peekay on 2005/8/22 17:23:04 Gets my vote. I appreciate many devs are unlikely to ever upgrade their modules. Accordingly, I think it's safe to assume that unless a module carries a statement that it works in 2.2, it should be assumed that it doesn't. Given this, it should be easy (and quick) enough to create a new 2.2+ compatible downloads section and only put modules in it that have been proven to work. If devs fail to state the system requirements clearly, their mods get left in the 2.0.xx section. I would prefer to have a choice of 6 modules that are known to work than waste time installing 300 that don't. |
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