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Hello,
I am new to PostNuke and the PN forum. I have been looking for any information on how to create your own modules for PN. My PHP knowledge is limited to installing scripts, copy and paste, not much else.
If I could get pointed in the right direction for any information on how to get started creating your own modules, I would greatly apperciate it.
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You were provided with an example module with your downloaded package... you may want to start there... the example module is located with the rest of your modules in the download..
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all modules are good examples !
I'm sorry, but this is not true. All *new* modules (which are written to be API compliant) are good examples, even more so if they have a 'pntemplates' subdirectory (which indicates that they're using pnRender). Some modules which are currently shipped (such as News) are old-style modules which shouldn't be used as an example.
You can tell that a module is written to be API compliant if it does not have an index.php but instead has files like pnuser.php, pnuserapi.php, pnadmin.php and pnadminapi.php.
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