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[18]Posted: 19.09.2003, 08:32

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Hi,
Pretty newbie, it seems that the module "FORUM" is out of the package, how may I install one?

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[23]Posted: 20.09.2003, 00:44

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its not included as a standard part of the install. There are several you can choose from. I use this one [25].
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[29]Posted: 20.09.2003, 01:25

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12. Are there any forum modules included with PostNuke? What forum modules are available for PostNuke?
There are no forum modules included with the distribution of PostNuke, however there are a number of third party forums available for use with PostNuke; these are outlined below.

PNphpBB: This is a feature rich board, based on the stand-alone phpBB2. This forum is used at http://forums.postnuke.com.

XForum: This forum has less features, and is simple to use. It includes the key aspects of the phpBB forums in an original forum.

phpbb_14: This forum is based on an earlier version of phpBB than PNphpBB [31]. It achieves the best level of integration with PostNuke of all the forums, and is also feature-light.

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[37]Posted: 22.09.2003, 21:48

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12. Are there any forum modules included with PostNuke? What forum modules are available for PostNuke?
There are no forum modules included with the distribution of PostNuke, however there are a number of third party forums available for use with PostNuke; these are outlined below.

PNphpBB: This is a feature rich board, based on the stand-alone phpBB2. This forum is used at http://forums.postnuke.com.

Ahh..Thanks guys, I managed to bring the forum up, but leads to another problem. How do I manage the login of PostNuke and the forum? It seems that my users need to login separately, any clue of how integrate both? Thanks very much!
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[42]Posted: 23.09.2003, 00:10

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If you are using PNphpBB [44] then users are registered to both at the same time - but for them to appear on the forum membership list they must first visit the forum's index page.

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[50]Posted: 23.09.2003, 06:37

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If you are using PNphpBB [52] then users are registered to both at the same time - but for them to appear on the forum membership list they must first visit the forum's index page.

Thanks HammerHead, i guess i got your point. I m gonna install the pnPHPBBS from http://www.pnphpbbs.com [53].

Thanks very much for the help.
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