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MyHeadlines version 4.3.2 available - get the new and fresh code today
NukeEvangelist writes "Mike Agar, on jmagar.com came up with a brandnew release [ 09/02/06 released ]
travel over to jmagar.com and get the fresh code!!
I've hurried a new release to market in order to get a small security hole plugged. All older versions of MyHeadlines are subject to XSS
I was half way through some performance improvements that are also included in this release. "Make it work, then Make it fast." It's been 6 years of making it work... time to make it fast! (and a bit more secure)
MyHeadlines is an RSS reader that caches content from many sources and provides Full Text search capabilities. The emergent behaviour is an efficient Current Events Search Engine. Using MyHeadlines each user has the ability to subscribe to the news feeds that interest them the most. There's screen scraping technology for building custom feeds, and for harvesting Stock Ticker data. Blogging, Link Dump, and Comments are features included in the standard download. If you have a PHP and MySQL based web architecture then MyHeadlines is the Content Syndication Engine for You!
Download MyHeadlines Today - travel over to jmagar.com - and get the fresh code - support the sustainable development ""
Posted by Raven on Tuesday, September 05, 2006 @ 07:14:17 EDT (595 reads) ( | Score: 0)
Upgrade: Manual Upgrading BB2Nuke 2.0.18 np
ToolBox writes "Recently, some bugs are found in BB2Nuke 2.0.18 which one of chatserv's great works. The first BB2Nuke 2.0.18 np and 2.0.18 have been upgraded as compressed packages. As a parallel to chatserv's BB2Nuke package, NukeKorea Dev. Network equalizes chatserv's great work on BB2Nuke 2.0.18 with manual upgrader of BB2Nuke 2.0.18 also updated. Still, manual upgrade of BB2Nuke is equivalently important to those who installed MODs to the previous BB2Nuke 2.0.18 and tweaks of BB2Nuke. To support those BB2Nuke users, NukeKorea Dev. Network (C) released the upgraded BB2Nuke 2.0.18 np
-- Do not miss to read read more... to get download and additional information"
Posted by Raven on Monday, November 21, 2005 @ 15:24:37 EST (829 reads) (Read More... | 958 bytes more | Score: 0)
TinyMCE Integrated, Called and Defined Properly
64bitguy writes "In the very long road of making PHP-Nuke compliant, I have made a major leap forward by discovering several key integration flaws that were recently introduced by the PHP-Nuke Author (Mr. Francisco Burzi) with PHP-Nuke 7.7, 7.8 and 7.9.
In addressing these issues, I have completely recoded the integration of TinyMCE as well as recoded all of the modules that use it (in addition to my other bug fixes and compliance recoding of PHP-Nuke for "After-Patched").
For the first time ever, you can now see how the TinyMCE Editor should have looked when integrated into your administration screens.
Additionally, you will note that the special functions that have never worked now do."
Posted by Raven on Wednesday, September 21, 2005 @ 00:46:24 EDT (1619 reads) (Read More... | 1627 bytes more | Score: 0)
Resend Email module v2.0.2 Released - Bug Fix
I have released a bug fix release to my Resend Email module. The password wasn't getting repopulated on the Resend - Sorry!
Posted by Raven on Saturday, June 25, 2005 @ 14:52:56 EDT (769 reads) ( | Score: 0)
phpbb Errors After Upgrade - FIX
NukeCode writes "It seems allot of people are getting errors after upgrading their phpbb port to 2.0.15 from any version. Particularly the error below:
phpBB : Critical Error
Posted by Raven on Thursday, June 09, 2005 @ 10:07:25 EDT (1083 reads) (Read More... | 1795 bytes more | Score: 0)
WYSIWYG Editor patch
You can get updated copies of PHP-Nuke and DEV-Nuke with the patch installed or the patch alone.
Posted by BobMarion on Wednesday, May 18, 2005 @ 02:35:47 EDT (1067 reads) (Read More... | 687 bytes more | Score: 0)
My GuestBook Updated
spcdata writes "This is mainly a bug fix release but i have changed/added some other things too.
+ = New/changed Futures Since Version 1.1:
+ Added user checking (missed that in 1.1)
+ Added smilies folder (fixes problems when Forum dirs changed from orginal.
+ Added the Your_Account Navbar To Files
+ Language definitions (updated)
- Now users/members can include Smilies in GuestBook inputs and Comments !!
- Now with New Guestbook msg alert in Your_Account
- Now with New Guestbook msg alert in block-User_Info.php (like Unread PM)
- Now Shows total Guestbook msg's in block-User_Info.php (like Read PM)
- Guestbook Owner can delete messages
- Guestbook Owner can reply to messages
- Pagenumbers (modified)
- Included a link to My_GuestBook in block-User_Info.php
- Added Gender compability
- alot more
My GuestBook 1.1.1 for:
PHPNuke 7.5.0.2.8
PHPNuke 7.6.0.2.8
PHPNuke 7.5.0.2.9
PHPNuke 7.6.0.2.9
CNB_Your_Account_750_440
should work with all versions following the easy manual install
Posted by Raven on Saturday, March 12, 2005 @ 21:50:48 EST (1946 reads) ( | Score: 1)
NukeSentinel(tm) 2.2.0 Updated
A bug was uncovered in NukeSentinel(tm) 2.2.0 that prevented the Harvester and Referer blockers from correctly blocking offending IP's. If you download 2.2.0 before 8 Mar. 2005 at 11:00 CDT please redownload it and upload the includes/nukesentinel.php file.
Posted by BobMarion on Tuesday, March 08, 2005 @ 11:05:26 EST (772 reads) ( | Score: 5)
URL's that end with trailing slash, like index.php/ wreck havoc in PHP Nuke
I got an email today asking me if there was a bug on my site. The person mistyped the url as http://www.nukescripts.net/index.php/ and it caused an interesting effect. The index page loaded but would not load any of the style of graphics it should have. I then tested that with /admin.php/ and it caused the same effect. While this is not an exploit it is very upsetting that it happens at all so here is the cure:
Open your mainfile.php and put:
if($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] != "/" AND substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], -1) == "/") {
header("Location: http://".$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].rtrim($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],'/'));
}
right after the opening < ?php. If your running NukeSentinel(tm) place it above the NukeSentinel(tm) inclusion and after the < ?php .
If you use Apache and have access to either the httpd.conf file or the .htaccess file, you can use the following code at the server level: