Tired of using phpMyAdmin for those quick update/edit table settings jobs? So am I. And, as I patrol and answer questions here and elsewhere, there are often times when users don't have phpMyAdmin installed or don't know how to use it. This little utility need only be placed in the same file as mainfile.php and will allow you to update a known setting in a known table. It's all in the README file. Use at your own risk, but enjoy! Get it here Read More...

If you need to contact me, please be sure to contact me at my sites. By my choice, I am no longer associated with Nuke Cops and will not be checking nor responding to PM's there as a normal course. Read More...

RastaWorld writes:  

PNukeNews 1.4 has been released. Major bug fixed in this release which caused PNukeNews not to work correctly on some sites that used special characters such as Turkish, Russian, and other language sites. Special thanks go out to PHPNuke users in the community that helped squash this annoying bug. 'Read More' or visit PNukeNews Page for more information. Read More...

ReBBeL writes:  

iTuned.com is urgently searching
for news submitters, we need new, fresh and motivated people to help us keeping
the site updated and running. Only 1 news submissions, and we're happy.

The site has grown verry fast, so our team has got to small to control the site.

If you're interested in helping iTuned.com
and helping the community, click here,
and fill in with what you want to help. (You do need to have some expirience
with PHP-Nuke)

After more than 1 million downloads of Oracle software for Linux, the migration of Oracle internal mission-critical systems to Linux, and the announcement that Oracle Application Server 10g will support and ship with PHP, there can be no doubt about Oracle's commitment to open source. This week's Featured Resources offer technical information about installing, configuring, and tuning Oracle software for use with open source tools and platforms.

Read the rest of the article and valuable information on how to's with Oracle and Linux and Apache and PHP here

ThePacketMaster writes:

I'm using PHP Nuke 6.5 and was editing a block that downloads headlines from a web site. I made a change to the block, using the edit feature and then it came back saying there was a problem with the content. After doing a packet sniff and seeing the HTTP request was being rejected, I poked around the /admin/blocks.php, and found this line (line 618):

fputs($fp, "GET " . $rdf['path'] . "?" . $rdf['query'] . " HTML/1.0\r\n");

It should be:

fputs($fp, "GET " . $rdf['path'] . "?" . $rdf['query'] . " HTTP/1.0\r\n");

Once I made this change, everything was fine. I don't know if this is fixed in later versions of PHP.

Admin Note: This is still in 6.9, however FB has been notified and hopefully it will be corrected in 7.0. I have corrected it in my download packages effective now.