PunCMS (Page 6 of 6)

Tobi,

a) No offense taken. I'm the only one adding content to my site, users sign up on the forum to leave comments. Each of the sections on hcgtv are independednt blogs, each one can have a different skin associated with it. I use each blog differently, the front page blog displays only one story, a song lyric. The blog I'm on determines what gets placed on the side menu. There is a media manager that I use to upload images and include them in my stories.

b) Typo3 is a real CMS, with it comes quite a lot of complexity and the learning curve is huge. I just wanted an easy way to posts stories and not bring my server to it's knees when the traffic started to soar. I like light apps, that's why I chose Nucleus and PunBB. The best way to determine light apps is to view the amount of SQL queries used to create a simple front page.

c) Rather than build something yourself, I recommend starting off with something and tailor it to your needs. Why re-invent the wheel?

Sounds indeed a lot like what I want...

100% ACK

another 100% ACK
It's just that in the past I often ended up writing apps myself because I found it easier to code from scratch than dive into mountains of poorly written documentation and try to make sense of them. I suppose you know what I mean...
However, nucleus/nupusi definitely look easy enough to give them a try.
Does your latest build include PunBB 1.2.6?

That would work exactly the same way?

Fine. Even better 'cause I don't think I'll need the dokuWiki...

But where do I find the plugin?
Searched for it but....

Here, get NP_PunBB-1.3.zip: http://nupusi.net/downloads/index.php?p … 2Fnucleus/

NuPusi is just the core apps with the extra stuff taken out of them, like docs or upgrade scripts, etc. What I don't plan on doing is messing with the core code, this lets the projects progress on their own and all I have to worry about are the plugins and skins that glue them together.

NuPusi is not a fork of any of the projects, it's just a repackaging with extra skins, plugins and unified docs.

well, if i get round to coding the basic system for managing the blocks, modules, users and themes then anyone will be able to contribute by developing blocks, modules etc

This thread has split in two directions and I apologize for this.

albn, if your reply was to my previous post, we do have a highlighter plugin for Nucleus. We took the Geshi code highlighter and wrapped a plugin around it, see it in action here: http://faq.nucleuscms.org/item/34

The way Nucleus is built, the core is and will always remain lean and mean. When Wouter designed the system, he had the foresight to build in a very extensive plugin system.

So plugins would never become part of the core system but could be packaged up as pre-built systems by anyone and that's what I've been doing with my own project.

As for the plugin, I plan on updating it with GeSHi 1.0.7 when I get the chance. The current plugin uses version 1.0.2 of GeSHi.

No. There is, however, a custom pages mod and a portal mod created by Connorhd. There are also more ambitious projects such as PunBB Frontpage and Puntal - neither is really a full-fledged CMS, but they're almost like CMSs.

im copy to puntal modul's dir
after from puntal's "Manage modules" click on install button... but... after somethink (script do somethink) - "install button" as install (not change to uninstall) and module not installing

and no errors writing - clear

help plz

p.s. im adding that modul in offline host on local - nothink problems with permission rights. not here problem.

You should do this for sure (one thing, an option for the pagination so that you can switch if the most recent content item is the last in a serious or first, but still always the main page)