Nuking The Competition

Gave this a go this evening, and I there seems to be no difficulty running this with Mac OS X, PHP and MySQL. I was up and running in no time (though I will be spending much time customizing).

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this question prably is dumb, but here it comes anyways...

Does Nuke create Files with the new articles or does it just append variables to the original URL string? I ask because of search engines...you know why, huh?

regards
Klaus

I keep getting the following parse error:

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index.php: parse error, expecting `'('' on line 15
if(!IsSet($mainfile)) { include ("mainfile.php"); }

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Any ideas why this is happening?

Thanks,

David

What do u think about ezpublish or mambo site server?

Are they more suited for professional development?

Hmmm, ezpublish uses imagik and something else that a lot of hosting companies don't have. Also apparently those necessary modules which are used for the graphics from what I hear are very server demanding. Too bad it seems like a great system.

mambo -- I can't get it to work on OS X ... strange!

NuKe - it's full of bugs, but yes it does have a lot of goodies to offer. the base code for NUke was from thatware. Although reports of nuke 5.0 seems promising....


From the reports on a lot of sites phpWebsite seems to be the most stable and is also in continual developement.

for a great BBS try phpBB.com although blazeboard seems to be more popular phpBB is concentrating on code strength rather than appearances for now.

and of course there are oodles and oodles of copies that can be found at hotscripts.com

have fun

I keep getting something similar
Parse error: parse error in /data/php/templates/devshed/article.php3 on line 73

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: getarticle() in /data/servers/www.devshed.com/web/Server_Side/PHP/Nuking/page1.html on line 7

PHP pulls articles from a database and put merges the info into a template. There for you get the not-so-search-engine-friendly urls.

This problem can be remedied. It would take some work, but it is not impossible. Here's a article about making search emgine friendly urls in dynamically generated pages.

http://www.phpbuilder.net/columns/tim20000526.php3

Sheldon

Hi,

Does anyone here knows any tutorials on creating addons for the system?

Check out geeklog at <a href="http://www.geeklog.org/">geeklog.org</a>

The thing is, that for version 4.4 of PHPNuke someone, dont remember who at this point, made a fix for Nukes running on apache to make the URLs searchengine friendly...

Google however dont mind our versions of urls, it indexes everything fine

mambo is a great piece of work.. but it depends on what you're aiming at.. I dont see mambo as a portal system, more of a Content Managment System... and the admingui on 3.0 was only working under IE for windows, perhaps MAC but no browsers under Linux were working.. so I dropped my experimenting with it...

EzPublish I cant say anything about, havent tried it 'cause the setup is taking too much time ;)

a short feeling on zope and nuke system..

http://portal.hk888.com/article.php?sid=74&mode=thread&order=0

I really am considering using Nuke for my Website. But unless this URL problem isn't solved for me (getting the fixes, etc...) I won't, cos I get most of traffic from search engines.

Like I said... on Nuke 4.4 you can fix it.. that is someone has made "modification" to get it to use regular-style urls.. the original urls looks like this:

http://domain.com/article.php?sid=106

with the fix it would be something like this:

http://domain.com/article/sid/106/

How does one go about creating a database for PHP Nuke if they are new to PHP?