discuss: PHPNuke HowTo
Subject:
Re: PHPNuke HowTo
From:
####@####.#### (Chris Karakas)
Date:
12 Jan 2003 02:43:27 -0000
Message-Id: <3E20D5D2.2B0A125D@karakas-online.de>
Tabatha Persad wrote:
>
> Hi Chris,
>
Hi Tabatha,
> You may already have done so (though I didn't notice it in the TOC), but
> if not, have you considered a section that provides a general overview
> of web log applications before you delve into the technical aspects of
> using PHPNuke?
>
I don't object to some kind of overview as you propose it, as long as it
does not go too far and I get material from the audience ;-) ... 'cause
I simply don't know that much about the alternatives to PHPNuke.
> Here are my thoughts... a HOWTO is usually subject-specific, meant to
> give detailed information on how to perform a task. If each web log
> application had its own HOWTO, each could focus on the particular
> aspects of installation, configuration and use of the application. This
> group of HOWTOs could be categorically grouped together on the site.
>
> Alternatively, a Guide may be more appropriate for a higher level topic,
> such as Web Logs, with an overview each of the different flavors, but
> with a broader approach to the subject of web logs overall.
>
I agree.
> Out of
> curiosity, is this considered official documentation at PHPNuke?
>
No, there is no such thing as an "official documentation" of PHPNuke.
There are some documents here and there, and Francisco Burzi, the
creator of PHPNuke is very busy writing code ;-) . Just check
http://phpnuke.org, go to "topics" (see the left column), then choose
"manuals" to get some links to such documents.
> Again, unless there are any objections, if your draft is complete, I'd
> like to see you submit it to ####@####.#### for review and addition
> to the collection. :)
Thanks, we're ironing out the wording now. When this is done, I'll
submit it.
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Regards
Chris Karakas
http://www.karakas-online.de
