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smib
Re: Extending the Titles of Submitted News
  • 2002/7/4 6:42

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Is this for the recent news block? Because I know there is a fix for it. I did this fix to my block as well. Let me find it.

Ok found it... Click Here!



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Brandon
Extending the Titles of Submitted News
  • 2002/7/4 1:38

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Hi,

The submitted news titles are being cut off by a default character limit or something and I need to edit this to display a larger length. For an example:
Recent News: Thanks for Visiti......

I need this to to display up to say 35 characters
Any help would be great..Thanks



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analogduck
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 21:46

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There are plenty of business using PHP-Nuke, of which XOOPS is a project fork. Perhaps you should search for those. Then keep in mind that XOOPS has all the functionality of PHP-Nuke (and then some, in some manners), but a much friendly install and interface.



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Anonymous
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 19:55

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whttp://www.gametoolbox.com
http://www.topsite-toplist.com

2 of my sites currently still running on rc2
1st has a pretty good design n layout, second is commercial.



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Consult4Hire
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?

This is good information and I agree 100% about ensuring an commercial work would include $'s back to the XOOPS banks.

But does no one know of real-world business (Intranet or Internet) implementations ?

I'm glad this post was made sticky - as I see it's an important discussion. I challenge the user community to come up with some good references

The latest XOOPS site, XXX Uncovered is well done, but I really can't use this to show a potential client (live or screenshots)

So ...... any takers ??





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Anonymous
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 14:36

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Modules don't need to be GPL, even if someone will "try" and make a free version ...doesn't mean it'll be better, especially if its "non-gadget" oriented.

I think GPL is great, but it kills jobs, and takes ressources away from ppl that try to make a living off coding... Cause of the more general thinking: Oh the main program is GPL, so everything else should be free too.

GPL was meant to keep ppl like MS from locking down the source by making it proprietairy, not to create some new freeware trend (which it's unfortunately become).

Of course if ya like a product and they have a donation page or whatever..well contribute something to them



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blindpete
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 13:52

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you could sell content subscriptions, but not the CMS itself, plus any modules you develop need to be posted for public consumption.

say you research information on "Topic Z" you could give access to paying subscribers... they are buying the content not the CMS.

you could develop a module and try to sell it... and you may, but if it is trully usefull somebody smarter will re-engineer it and give it away.

someone may have $ but no skills or time, and pay you to develop "Module Z" to their specs. Thats fine but the module is public.

think of this as a community in which you can trade modules at no cost... but if you score some $ with your site... you should remeber the tip-jar on this site, and help the community continue.

As I understand it anyway...



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Anonymous
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 13:33

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"Content Management System" (xoops, nuke, etc)



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Darren
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 13:24

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Thank you for the answer. Can you clarify the 'cms'?

Darren



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Anonymous
Re: Is XOOPS used for business applications?
  • 2002/7/3 13:05

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you can sell a service(installation, customization, etc) not the cms itself .. so yes.







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