Not PHPNuke, but I've already modified this to work with
phpWebSite modules. It took a little while to work it, mainly a
QUERY_STRING modification at all href links and form
actions and testing to see that it's original functionality didn't
change.
I'm interested and have already completed some of the work
for release 5.0, since that is the release with most of the
bugs removed. I intend to participate in the further
development of PHPMyEdit as well to make it a more
complete application.
The result of my work is a package that will create a NUKE
compliant module that you can activate and place within the
system. It serves my purposes well, but I would be
interested in engaging with some of the other brilliant
programmers out there to decide the best course of action.
I've not integrated the phpmyedit programs and classes into
NUKE so that one would simply go to NUKE and start the
phpmyedit program as a module within nuke and generate
the compliant code. I hope to do that next.
If you're interested simply e-mail me for the details of the
changes to make it to PHASE 1:
The modification of PHPMyEdit to produce NUKE compliant
modules.
PHASE 2: The modification of PHPMyEdit to operate as a
module within NUKE.
Much love and peace to all of my brothers of the super box!!
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I've gotten 5.2 updated and working with phpWebSite 0.8.3
through my code library at http://cannonbose.com. Drop me a
note if you would like some help seeing if we can get it going
for PHP Nuke.
You'll need to provide the server and Nuke install though.
Michael
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Not PHPNuke, but I've already modified this to work with
phpWebSite modules. It took a little while to work it, mainly a
QUERY_STRING modification at all href links and form
actions and testing to see that it's original functionality didn't
change.
Drop by CVS for http://phpwsplugins.sf.net.
Cheers,
Michael
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I'm interested and have already completed some of the work
for release 5.0, since that is the release with most of the
bugs removed. I intend to participate in the further
development of PHPMyEdit as well to make it a more
complete application.
The result of my work is a package that will create a NUKE
compliant module that you can activate and place within the
system. It serves my purposes well, but I would be
interested in engaging with some of the other brilliant
programmers out there to decide the best course of action.
I've not integrated the phpmyedit programs and classes into
NUKE so that one would simply go to NUKE and start the
phpmyedit program as a module within nuke and generate
the compliant code. I hope to do that next.
If you're interested simply e-mail me for the details of the
changes to make it to PHASE 1:
The modification of PHPMyEdit to produce NUKE compliant
modules.
PHASE 2: The modification of PHPMyEdit to operate as a
module within NUKE.
Much love and peace to all of my brothers of the super box!!
Logged In: YES
user_id=18701
I've gotten 5.2 updated and working with phpWebSite 0.8.3
through my code library at http://cannonbose.com. Drop me a
note if you would like some help seeing if we can get it going
for PHP Nuke.
You'll need to provide the server and Nuke install though.
Michael