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ctbxz
The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 1:23

  • ctbxz

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  • Since: 2003/2/17


PNphpBB-- http://pnphpbb.com/ is the best forum module In PostNuke,how can I use it in Xoops?Who can help me?

The down link
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CBlue
Re: The best forum module

This looks exactly like phpBB2 of which there is a XOOPS module for porting phpBB2 to Xoops.
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kraphael
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 1:41

  • kraphael

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  • Since: 2003/9/5 2


Where would I find that module?

Thanks!
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ctbxz
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 1:49

  • ctbxz

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  • Since: 2003/2/17


Yes.But it works very well in PostNuke,it can use PN's themes and templates.
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CBlue
Re: The best forum module

So can the phpBB in phpnuke.
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CBlue
Re: The best forum module

You can download it here http://www.esxoops.com/modules/mydownloads/viewcat.php?cid=9&min=70&orderby=titleA&show=10

I don't know if it works for XOOPS 2X though, haven't tried it.

You can also find alot of XOOPS modules at this site that you may not find anywhere else. Just make sure to browse the ones for XOOPS and not for E-Xoops.
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Stewdio
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 3:34

  • Stewdio

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  • Posts: 1560

  • Since: 2003/5/7 1


You can try Koudanshis mods for IPB for XOOPS and phpbb for XOOPS at http://www.bbpixel.com

I just tried going to the site, but it was unreachable for me. Might be a temporary DNS problem, hopefully.

I should caution you that both these modules modify files outside of the modules directory. Not that it's a major problem, but be prepared to replace those files if you should decide to remove one of these modules for any reason.

I should also note that a new version of newbb will be out in the new year, eta unknown.
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ctbxz
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 6:16

  • ctbxz

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I have tried it but that version can't use Xoops's themes,and changed too much Xoops's system files.PnPhpbb don't change any file of PN and it uses PN's themesQuote:

Stewdio wrote:
You can try Koudanshis mods for IPB for XOOPS and phpbb for XOOPS at http://www.bbpixel.com

I just tried going to the site, but it was unreachable for me. Might be a temporary DNS problem, hopefully.

I should caution you that both these modules modify files outside of the modules directory. Not that it's a major problem, but be prepared to replace those files if you should decide to remove one of these modules for any reason.

I should also note that a new version of newbb will be out in the new year, eta unknown.
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Stewdio
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 6:29

  • Stewdio

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  • Posts: 1560

  • Since: 2003/5/7 1


Which is why, sadly, I don't use them either. Great work, wonderfull mods, too many core changes that sometimes don't work, and yes, conflicted styles.

I'm really holding out for the newbb upgrades.
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ctbxz
Re: The best forum module

  • 2004/1/1 6:33

  • ctbxz

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  • Since: 2003/2/17


I want to know if it is too hard to use PnPhpBB in Xoops.
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