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phpStickyBoard
A simple, quick, user friendly and secure forum like Baidu.com tieba.
phpStickyBoard aimed at creating a forum program in simple, quick and easy-to-use interfaces. Security(of structure, contents) is concerned as the most important. -
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Warning: It has be 5 years since this project was completed. PhpBB3 has probably moved on and this is no longer actively tested. Use at your own risk. There is a ticket system if you see issues. Naruto is a web service that makes web site and application integration with message boards much easier and even allows the message board to be remotely hosted. Supported message boards include PhpBB3.
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PXMBoard (PHP XML/XSLT MySQL) is a php based forum software. It supports smarty and/or xslt as template languages and mysql or postgresql as dbms.
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phpWetBar is a theme-able cocktail recipe management system built in php, and whose features include users, rating and comments system, favorites w/notes, my bar, "what can I make?" search, rss, xml output, recipe add wizard, and administration.
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ASPForums
Message forum for ASP.Net
ASPForums is an ASP.Net application that runs on an IIS web server allowing users to post newsgroup-like messages via a web page. Posts are saved to an XML file. -
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XMLGroups is a bundle of scripts that enables you to display/manage newsgroups. All data of this newsgroup is stored in an XML file. The difference with tradional forums is that it is very easy to set it up. You don't need to have access to a database
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Simple to install and use Weblog/Journal/News script written in Perl. Uses XML to store data. Completely customizable appearance, and easy to use web-based configuration/update.
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fxF is a bundle of Perl-Modules for building tree-structured Discussion-Forums, mainly for the WWW. Its internal module-structure makes it possible to use the Forum behind the CGI or as mod_perl handler or in any other background.
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PHP-XML mini notice board is a dynamic BBS system that use XML as the storing format. Also, it provides a web administration interface, HTML tags support in news thread, and independent style of each news thread.
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An XML based Java 2 Enterprise Forum Solution for webmaters. FreeForums uses CSS, DHTML and JavaScript for rendering pages and can be changed to suit the needs of every website. FreeForums also features a Desktop client for MS-Windows.
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XMLBoard is yet another messageboard system, but this board does not need a database backend. A XML-file is used to store the writeups therefore this system is more platform independent and easyer to install than messageboards which use a database
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The aim of this project is to add to the already growing pile of PHP/MySQL bulletin board systems, and hopefully come out near the top. Forum WEB 2.0 (AJAX XML XSLT) based
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