All I know as that I tried PHP-Nuke and wasted this entire day trying to install it. I also know I tried to install PostNuke and it was simple, didn't have any stupid config files, and it didn't spit an error at me the whole time.
PHP-Nuke, however, acted up. I had to search several boards for instructions on how to install it on IIS, and even when I followed those instructions it still didn't work.
Maybe there's more to these scripts than just easy installation, and I'm too quick to judge. But then again, if a script should do anything, it should install.
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Posted: Apr 23, 2003 - 06:03 PM
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Posted: Apr 24, 2003 - 04:50 AM
Catchy title for a thread. And I agree 100% 8)
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Posted: Apr 25, 2003 - 07:23 PM
So I'm picky -- I wanted CMS, (it is CMS isn't it?) but my only experience with PHP and database stuff was installing forums for the various sites I run.
I installed PN for a bit, played with it, deleted it, tried phpwebsite, deleted it, couldn't get xoops to install, came back and decided if I was gonna have to learn it, I'd learn the one that worked right off the bat -- that'd be postnuke.
so far, I have not found any bugs, and probably wouldn't know it if I did (dammit, I'm an editor, not a programmer -- though I'm not afraid to tweak). I will say that everything I couldn't get to work right at first, I DID get to work right after taking a stroll thru the forums.
so: feedback. Postnuke does indeed rock. And also, these forums rock -- thanks to everyone who's asked what they thought was a dumb question (though not over and over again
) and thanks to everyone else who had the patience to answer.
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