Affamole writes:  

LD Software is pleased to announce the public release of FIND - Forum Integrated News Delivery version 2.

Deliver rss news feed content directly into your phpBB3toNuke forums. This mod is based on FIND - Forum Integrated News Delivery for phpbb2. Original by netclectic - Adrian Cockburn and the later version by The Comic Haven.

This addon is only for use with phpBB3toNuke.

You can download your copy from phpBB3toNuke downloads ~ Registration Required.

kguske writes:  

nukeSEO.com released nukeWYSIWYG™ 2.6.4 featuring FCKeditor. This update includes several important new and improved features:

• File manager requires Nuke admin authentication (identified by S Electric)
• FCKeditor 2.6.4 with new web-based spell checker
• Browser-specific and compliance fixes

Please note that the file manager has always validated uploads to prevent files that can be used to cause harm to a site (e.g. executable files like .js and .php, as well as scripts renamed to be images).

RavenNuke™ users: The admin authentication change is already implemented in RavenNuke™ 2.30.02 available on this site. We are considering FCKeditor 2.6.4, CKeditor and other editors for future releases of RavenNuke™

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nuken writes:  

The XHTML 1.0 transitional release of NukeC is available for download at Trickedoutnews.com. This release addresses many, many bug/issue fixes. The only remaining issue known is custom content admin feature still does not work. The blocks all work but are not XHTML compliant. Full change list available on my site. Enjoy.

link writes:  

With the new Spam IP module for php-nuke you can quickly and accurately check spammers ip addresses against a database of over 80,000+ ips. Want to help us and others in the fight against php-nuke spam? Download and install the module. If you find a spammer in your forum please submit his IP to us. We are working on an IP Ban SQL file that will add this projects protection to your php-nuke file. So check back for updates please. Download the module here. See the module in action here.

Thanks for helping keep php-nuke spam free!

nuken writes:  

Trickedoutnews.com is happy to announce the release of Version 2 of the Tricked Out News mod. I have released 2 separate mods, one with a character counter designed to help control the size of the news on the index with the 2 columns and one without the character counter mod. Default is set at 460 characters. This release is what I had envisioned for this mod when I started. Many, many changes have been made. You will need to delete your browsers cache due to the javascript modifications before some admin features will load.

I have modified and released the Nukecss themes to work with RavenNuke™ along with the Theme Link Control Panel. I have also redone those themes removing the links and control panel, adding a logo image and combining all the html files into 1 theme.php file. Those redone themes are now called RN CSS Themes. All have been tested and are XHTML 1.0 transitional and CSS 2.1 compliant.

Both the themes and the Tricked Out News mod can be viewed on my RavenNuke™ Tricked Out News Test Site. They can be downloaded from Trickedoutnews.com.

bluerace writes:  

During last 3.5 weeks (our plan was 3 weeks), the team achieved the ultimate embedded phpBB3ToNuke 3.0.4. Now, phpBB3ToNuke by nukekorea dev network (Home of phpBB3ToNuke) entered the final phase: how to install, multilingual synchronization, and the synchronization of Nuke theme-pack with phpBB3 Styles.
Even though the team has its own goal to perfect phpBB3ToNuke, the team would like to hear good comments on the final Release Candidate as follows:
- Comments and Discussion : http://www.nukekorea.net/modules.php?name=phpBB3&file=viewforum&f=15
- Dev. Log and History: http://www.nukekorea.net/modules.php?name=phpBB3&file=viewforum&f=14

1. what is the best installation method?
2. what embedded interfaces will be favored?
3. whether or not bb2-to-nuke DB should be converted?
4. extra features site admins and users would like to add.

Please DO NOT MISS reading the extended words for beta test participants.
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