here you go the lastest punbb mod for mambo!

Q

Download link is posted on their board

Not that i know anything about this coding business, but hasn't  punbo done what your after www.nnexxezz.com/punbo/ 

i've been using it for developing my site and seems fine apart from the search function, i can;t seem to get to work.  Nayone got any ideas or know how to fix my problem.

www.1in3000.com/forum.html

cheers

dave

hcgtv wrote:

Hi, what's the status of this integration.

Punbo = PunBB for Mambo ... v0.2 RC1 is now available at http://www.nnexxezz.com/punbo ...

Anyone that know how I do to install this? Have installed the core and module, but where should I put the forum?

must go play with new toy until it breaks... lol

Hi, what's the status of this integration.

Punbo = PunBB for Mambo ... v0.2 RC1 is now available at http://www.nnexxezz.com/punbo ...

I was not impressed with Mambo either. My biggest gripes are

1. Not XHTML compliant, in fact, it is a mess.

2. Upgrading after styling is a pain because if you upgrade it, all your work is lost. I know there's a way to work around this, but for most people wanting something done right away, you are on your own.

I also have used and installed Typo3 for an intranet, and that has a steep learning curve. I never cared for the scripting language it uses, but once I got used to it, I could hack it.

1. Mambo is XHTML Transitional "Out of the box". There is tag soup in there (tables and gubbins) but this will be fixed in the next version 4.5.3 - which will be released probably next September.

2. Mambo uses a template system - If you use a valid CSS XHTML layout you don't have to upgrade anything - this will be replaced by Pat Templating in the next version.

Mambo is really easy to understand unlike the steep learning curve of Typo3 and isn't just a simple blogging system. The community is huge and very helpful with many users willing and able to make a clean product like PunBB.

PunBB looks great and I hope there will be an integration with the best CMS and best Forum in the near future.

1. Not XHTML compliant, in fact, it is a mess.

2. Upgrading after styling is a pain because if you upgrade it, all your work is lost. I know there's a way to work around this, but for most people wanting something done right away, you are on your own.

I also have used and installed Typo3 for an intranet, and that has a steep learning curve. I never cared for the scripting language it uses, but once I got used to it, I could hack it.

Actually, my problem with Mambo is that is it somewhere in the middle. It's not lightweight, but still very "static". I tried to construct a large website (for a Swedish university) in Mambo, but constantly ran into a wall and had to go with Typo3 instead.

sBLOG is cool. It was written by a friend of mine

sBLOG is nice. Everything about it is so simple. I just hope that he makes it easy to integrate punBB and sBLOG sometime in the future, considering the fact that they are so beautiful together.

I've already started releasing and developing templates for sBLOG/punBB that match.

When it comes to the whole website construction thing, I just hardcode everything. It leaves less holes.

Rickard wrote:

Don't look at me. I don't like Mambo at all.

Same here. I'm more of a simpler kind of person, myself. Trying to master the complexities of Mambo drove me nuts.
I'm using sBLOG right now...Fits my purpose. If I need more, I can arrange it.

Actually, my problem with Mambo is that is it somewhere in the middle. It's not lightweight, but still very "static". I tried to construct a large website (for a Swedish university) in Mambo, but constantly ran into a wall and had to go with Typo3 instead.

sBLOG is cool. It was written by a friend of mine

The problem is, Gardener make commercial bridge.

That's fine, for some people paying for a bridge is fine by them.

The problem is, Gardener make commercial bridge.
So, to me, wait his bridge is not a solution. use a blog isn't anymore.

Perhaps I have to investigate in LDU?

aour