RE: [Post-nuke-users] looking for postnuke module

[McCoy, A. <am...@go...>]

There's a port of Yellowpages at http://www.kul.com. It does require a
minimum of PHP 4.04 installed, though. I'm currently trying to get the
basic PHPyp module (http://phpyp.allthingsnuked.com/) (which was
apparently written for PHPNuke) to work on PostNuke.

I posted a general message earlier today about using PHPNuke addons in
PostNuke. Any advice on this?

Alan McCoy

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob Moore [mailto:rob...@ic...]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 10:56 AM
> To: pos...@li...
> Subject: [Post-nuke-users] looking for postnuke module
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> Hello there
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> Can anyone help me locate a suitable module for postnuke that=20
> works like a
> yellow pages directory;
> an online directory of companies, with names, addresses,=20
> contact details,
> website details,
> perhaps banner links, etc. that ONLY ADMINS can add, delete,=20
> alter, etc.
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> I've scanned through several postnuke sites and can't find=20
> anything that
> jumps out at me, althouigh
> I do remember seeing a "Yellow Pages" module for PHPnuke, but=20
> I would have
> no idea how to convert
> that to be compatible with postnuke.
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> Thanks in advance
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> Rob
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