[nycphp-talk] Yes, the Forum/BB round up . . .
inforequest
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Mon May 8 18:26:30 EDT 2006
Ajai Khattri ajai-at-bitblit.net |nyphp dev/internal group use| wrote:
>edward potter wrote:
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>>hi,
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>>I'm looking for a plug and play php/mysql forum application for a web
>>site I'm finishing up.
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>>I've looked at zillions over the years, and was never really 100%
>>happy. I was wondering are there any new Web 2.0ish wannabes on the
>>block? Soft and fluffy? Very lightweight? OR AKA "is there a
>>perfect, web based forum application out here?"
>>
>>
>This is one is the sweetest Ive seen (and I mean, suuuweeeeet ;-):
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>http;//getvanilla.com
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I recall looking at Vanilla a little while ago. I just looked again.
There's nothing like the php talklist to keep you mindful of your PHP
fundamentals (such as the use of single and double quotes..ahem) and
there's nothing like XAMPP to *force* you to get it right lol. But now
that I fixed vanilla's installer it looks pretty good. Still a ways from
what i consider stable, and I see plenty of comments about IE rendering
issues.
Last time I settled on punbb.org because it was sooooo easy to get
integrated and done with. Not at all web2.0-ey, but I didn't want to
spend the time.
-=john andrews
http://www.seo-fun.com
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