nukeevangelist writes:  

PHP-Nuke Patched Series - available at NukeMods.com - allready 40 000 members are over there! - Celebrate the global network of innovation!


This is a project that attempts to make PHP-Nuke more secure by adding variable validation to the data that comes from all sql queries as well as the one that goes into the database. All sec-fix patches have been incorporated into these. These are not full PHP-Nuke packages, they only include files that have been patched.

nukeevangelist writes:  

sergids.com is back online - and has many great modules. travel over to sergids.com and see the many modules!

To share ideas that’s the philosophy that guides PHPNuke since the beginning: Its what drew the developers and users the hackers and all together. To share the challenge and the possibilities of new innovations:

That belief is shared by the large Nuke group. At the global nuke-group we believe sharing is the way to create better ideas - ideas that can move the community, the code, and the world together forward. The ideas are the inspiration -

share your thoughts - share your ideas - here on this site. "Within a culture of idea-sharing and generalized social exchange, knowledge as the main resource of the community is multiplied by giving it away freely to others and thus, fosters contribution behavior. Friendship, peer reputation and external feedback provided by the global Nuke community combined with individual gain of knowledge, constitutes the self-sustaining system of exchange in the global nuke group."

spottedhog writes:  

I think it is time to move Nuke to the next level. The tremendous work of the Nuke Patch Team and security addon creators have given Nuke a stable foundation. However, I believe the foundation is not yet complete. I firmly believe the foundation needs to be complete so Nuke can distance itself from the other CMS's and move to the next level.

To that end I propose a new forum board to be created at the various Nuke Leadership websites for the purpose of setting up minimal standards and requirements for the Nuke code in themes, modules, addons, and blocks. For example, compliance to W3C HTML Transitional standards at the very least.

If/when these standards and requirements are agreed upon, then I suggest only those themes, modules, addons, and blocks that meet the proposed standards be allowed to be listed as news articles in the future or for downloading to the general public.

Please Read More....... to see my explanation and arguements. Read More...

Note: 

Note from Raven: We just did this a few months ago and it really ended up nowhere. There's too much diversity and distros and new versions, etc. The idea is good but reality makes it virtually impossible.

tag writes:  

Carlsbad, NM - Bookwired.org, that started less than six months ago has been welcomed by the writing community based on Googles upgrade in site popularity last week. The site already has a focus on new books, authors, interviews of those authors and a place where they can play and discuss in calmness. ideas, successes and posting of their web sites. You can add that bookwired.org even supports authors by running full blown web services for discounted rates. Read More...

DaveTomneyUK writes:  

New sub domain created for a topsites list.

Got one minute of spare time, feeling bored want to add your site to my topsite list and get more visitors to your site then add your site to my list it will only take upto one minute maximum and its free.

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shadowdesigns writes:  

Hi, Shadow Designs have been busy make our site stand out and become bigger any better and were have nearly reached are goal. To help us achieve this goal shadow designs and all-themes have partnered up to give you a better theme experience. This means you will be seeing a lot of switching things though out are sites. Support us now. www.all-themes.com / www.shadowdesigns.co.uk Dave -SD Team- / Kevin -All Themes-
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