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Re: New Module
  • 2007/3/16 10:04

  • carnuke

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This looks like a good module in the making. Why don't you take this to http://dev.xoops.org and open a project. You may also get some more code useful help

Good luck and thanks for sharing the progress here
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carnuke
Re: [XOOPSinfo.com] A call for Community Collaboration
  • 2007/3/12 8:04

  • carnuke

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Good call James! Someone is cranking the engine again. You have our sincere support. More thoughts later.
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carnuke
Re: Installing modules - getting harder
  • 2007/2/26 18:49

  • carnuke

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I spend more time baffling with various wysiwyg editors than anything else. There's only one that works properly OOTB and thats the one integrated in Content module. The idea of integrating an editor is a mixed blessing. It works without any hacking or fiddling, but at the same time, it's stupid to keep reusing editors that are cumbersome file structures.

Like Studio, Im confused and fed up with the hours of FTP-ing new editors to try.
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carnuke
Re: Stupid WiwiMod Question
  • 2007/2/22 20:59

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Interesting Comment Jen: I think it wont be long before these wiki 'codes' are translated into toolbar clicks. so page equals a single click on a toolbar. There's still a lot of geek-speak going on regarding wki write-up. It will change ... speed and convenience always dictates the winners of the race!
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carnuke
Re: SmartSection Blocks?
  • 2007/2/22 20:46

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Recent items List Recent items List SmartSection = latest articles in AMS

Not sure about 'most read articles'. You may need to use wfsections for this or magazine module.

They all have different features (and blocks)

Try latest news ... lots of options on this module
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carnuke
Re: Is there a hack/ module that saves your PMs (2016 please)
  • 2007/2/18 15:38

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Thanks siweb. I tried this mod and had errors on 2016

Error: Smarty error: [in db:system_block_user.html line 19]: syntax error: unrecognized tag 'xoManager' (Smarty_Compiler.class.php, line 580)

Ill contact the developer and see whats happening.
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carnuke
Re: Member's own page and gallery, is this possible?
  • 2007/2/18 14:44

  • carnuke

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I suggest you try out the latest wordpress module for xoops. Wordpress is an excellent choice for user pages and blogs. There are several wordpress plugins for galleries etc, but Im not sure how well they integrate with the XOOPS module.

Users can of course upload their own photos as a attachment, althoug they wont be shown as a gallery.

Try http://www.xoopsforge.com/ for more information. pn wordpress.
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carnuke
Is there a hack/ module that saves your PMs (2016 please)
  • 2007/2/18 14:38

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I saw a hack or module somewhere that saves your PMs for reference after sending them. Any ideas where this is?

TIA
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carnuke
Re: what kind of spam is this?
  • 2007/2/15 12:23

  • carnuke

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Probably playing with their spam engine. Use Contact 1.6 and netquery , or protector 3
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carnuke
Re: Position on Google
  • 2007/2/15 9:06

  • carnuke

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Your reason for poor positioning in Google probably has nothing to do with xoops, or queries in the URLs or meta tag content. Google has no problems crawling XOOPS URLs and takes most of its index data from actual page content, rather than meta tags.

Other search engines DO rely on meta tags AND have problems crawling URLs with query strings, so that may be worth considering in terms of using XBS and simplified URLs hack

Google places XOOPS sites very high in page rankings and search results. I can attest to this on my own sites and many others here will agree with this. Sure there are improvements we could do to improve ratings, but first and foremost, you need lots of relevant content and I mean 100s or 1000s of pages all having your keywords/phrases high up in the pages.

Then as many incoming links from high PR sites as possible which are releavant to your own content.

Daily input also helps a lot, as site with changing content is recognised as 'newsworthy' Google is more likely to crawl frequently with regular changing content.

It's all been written here before, so do some digging as suggested above.
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