The patched files can be downloaded at XOOPS Tips
http://xoops-tips.com/
Happy Holidays everyone!
Alan-A wrote:
Hi,
many thanks for your advice. It sounds encouraging.
I do have one point however - Gravies writes hereabout about problems updating when new linux versions come out - this sounds like a nightmare to me as I hope to have three or four sites on this server.
Has anyone updated Free BSD ok?
Thanks once more,
Alan
by jurgis on 2004/12/4 17:58:12
Hi, I am more of programmer than designer. and thats my experience of my two sites of XOOPS for communities of about 300 peoples (10% really active - submitters):
XOOPS is my first CMS to live with.
* Fluent instalation
* quite intuitive admin panel (backend) - thoug sometimes was time consuming to deal with access rights..
* smarty wasn't of big (or maybe even any) use for me..
* was time-consuming to find and make up the design we wanted
* I managed to hack some modules, but didn't manage to make up my own (even a blank one..).
** because there were not enough docs
** for me XOOPS OO seemed compicated to code according to it
* was hard time (well, more of "took a while") making up horizontal dynamic menus
* my XOOPS theme loads slower than mambo sites I know (well may be I overloaded it with js.. - for dynamic menu and and ability for modules to collapsehttp://somsa.ktusa.lt/xoops)
<Script Language="JavaScript">
<!--
var spSTim11=" ";
function time01() {
var dayTim,jiTim,funTim,byoTim,goze;
dayTim=new Date();
jiTim=dayTim.getHours();
funTim=dayTim.getMinutes();
byoTim=dayTim.getSeconds();
if (jiTim<12) goze="AM";
else {
goze="PM";
jiTim=jiTim-12;
}
document.time01.timeform.value=spSTim11+jiTim+":"+funTim+":"+byoTim+" "+goze;
setTimeout("time01()",1000);
}
// End -->
</Script>