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Offline Argo

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Re: (RFD) Amiga.org's future
« on: May 06, 2009, 07:00:36 PM »
I also moderate on a site that uses vbulletin.

phpWebsite Support Forums
http://phpwsforums.com

It is strictly a forum site and was originally run with phpBB. Due to hackers and spammers, phpBB was dropped for vBulletin. Setting new members to moderated has drasticlly cut down on the spamming and the users see nothing.
Since the current forum topics can be imported into vBulletin, I'd say that is the way to go. Even better if the rest of what the current site offers can be built in around that over time.
I've looked a Drupal. I've seen some rather nice looking and functioning site, also alot of dreadful ones. I attribute that to Drupal being a CMS framework and not a CMS portal package like Xoops. Basically, a new site would have to be built up within the frame work before content could be added. Alot more work but less than coding all the php for a new site.

Have you checked out phpWebsite?
http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu
Gotta pug it, being a moderator for one of the support sites and all! :-D
 

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Re: (RFD) Amiga.org's future
« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2009, 06:52:40 PM »
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I guess the host decided it didn't want to support php4 anymore. I mean it is of course quite possible to support multiple php versions. php4 offical support is being dropped (or is already), so that might be one reason.


PHP 4 is going away. I've been seeing host switching over starting a couple years ago. Only the last hold out are now just upgrading to or dropping PHP4 for PHP 5. Hell, I was reading about PHP6 yesturday.
 

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Re: (RFD) Amiga.org's future
« Reply #2 on: May 11, 2009, 05:46:34 PM »
Wayne,
   It looks like you have a good start. For theme, I like the third one you listed. I think that has possibilities. Also, I need more sleep as my first read I thought it said you didn't want to go live til there was a there that got a few complaints.