Anonymous 28 Jul 2016 6:20 PM 6276 reads No comments
If you're interested to see what's possible with XOOPS, check out these two professional-grade modules, gwReports and gwLoto, developed by Richard (aka Geekwright), our Core Team leader.
Both of them are now available for forking on GitHub:
The newly discovered SimAntz Framework is a PHP programming framework built on top of XOOPS 2.4.4, allowing to develop fancy, feature rich, reliable business Apps
Features: Connect to a database server with username and password Select an existing database or create a new one List fields, indexes, foreign keys and triggers of table Change...
wishcraft 15 Jul 2016 2:49 PM 3903 reads No comments
Lets look at helpingkidfoundation.org - It is using the theme from the XOOPS SVN called 'Complexity' by myself with some modification like random header one + two fonts with http://fonts.syd.labs.coop which is what I have been working on, see over the years remember I have been coding for now...
XoopsPartners 1.12 Final forXOOPS 2.5.8 & PHP 7 has been released.
The Partners module provides a page and a block for displaying links to the websites of cooperating organizations, together with short descriptions and optionally logos. Typical usage includes recognition of websites that refer a...
Publisher 1.03 Final for XOOPS 2.5.8 & PHP 7 has been released.
This module is for publishing News and Blogs. Originally based on SmartSection, it improved heavily on it, and became the best Blog/News module for XOOPS. The key features:
- Categories and Subcategories - Pages - Four basic templates,...
I started to update two modules for the Admins for XOOPS 2.5.8 and PHP7.
They are now in more or less "Alpha" stage, so they are definitely NOT for a "production site", but hopefully some of you could take a look and contribute to it, so they could move to Beta and then be released as "Final"
Just wanted to let you know that I have added to GitHub few old Happy Linux modules created by Kenichi OHWADA, as I started to work on updating them for XOOPS 2.5.8. and PHP 7. They are now in our Archive of old modules: