nukeevangelist writes:  

AmazonSearchModule was released - runs in osc2nuke [and NukeCommerce] and PHPNuke

great news on insensesoft.com - the give the AmazonSearch-Module (try here) was recently released to the public.


"The full code for the asengine script, which feeds the AmazonSearch module is available for download. The reason why I had not yet made the code available was that I had to figure it out how to stay within the bounds of the GPL, and at the same time, avoiding disclosing private details, regarding participating webmasters. Any comments on this issue will be appreciated."

see Webmaster-Info-Page here

AmazonSearch-Module - a great module for you - with many Amazon-Webservices - ready to run in PHP-Nuke and osc2nuke. great news insensesoft.com - in a new article on PHPNuke they announced the Amazon Search PHP-Nuke Module "This is a free (GPL) PHP-Nuke module that lets users perform most of the searches available at either Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk. You can give the AmazonSearch-Module a try here . This module also implements a "My Amazon" interface: registered users can add their queries and favourite items to a personal database, and later, they can review those queries, repeat them, or perform cross searches across Amazon sites. If you are interested in this service, please visit the Webmaster-Info-Page here There you will find a direct link to the download" Please travel over to insensesoft.com and get more out of it: see the give the AmazonSearch-Module a try here - and testrun all features Features. Make shure to leave some Feedback via contactmailer to help in improving the great module.

kilteduk writes:  

It is with great pleasure that I announce the opening of CPGNuke.co.uk. The site has gone live and is awaiting your input.

CPGNuke.co.uk. aims to be a support branch of the CMS CPGNuke and will also provide support and mods for phpNuke.

Seeing as this site is brand new we are a little short staffed and require the following people to join the team.

Developers
Moderators for the forums
Content/Forum Providers
File/Weblink providers
Designers (themes)
Enthusiasts!!

If you think you can help the contact us today!!
The forums have been set up and are ready to be used - so feel free to post.

Welcome and enjoy!!

Kilted - Site admin

shedrock writes:  

We have made our Theme Special a bit more appealing to everyone. We have a number of packages to choose from as request by so many members. Come on over to LORKAN THEMES and see for yourself how amazing these special truly are.

chatters writes:  

Nuken.com is helping a 14 year old and under youth baseball team pay for they expenses by offering Unlimited Banners Ads on Nuken.com for anyone who will donate $20 to their team. You can donate HERE and leave your banner ad url and contact info in the comments section of their donation payment page. You can visit them at UCPride.com. All money goes to the team and helps them play in tournaments and buy uniforms and such. All donation are tax deductable. UCPride is a non-profit organization.

nukeevangelist writes:  

how to increase the sustainablitiy synergy, cooperation between two projects - a discussion about the best path ahead for NukeCommerce and osc2nuke -

now even more sustainablitiy and synergy is possible (a brandnew hot discussion about best practice) - jump in and discuss witouth registration!

osc2nuke and NukeCommerce.org allready are great examples for joining and combining together the ressources, knowledge and forces - eg. on phpnukefiles.com [with more than 2500 dual-use modules blocks & hacks] Altogehter they re joining together one of the largest socio-technical-network under the sun by Fostering cooperation on the Internet:


jump in and (see the discussion) on one cvs two branches of - NukeCommerce and osc2nuke - a roadmap-discussion how to increase the sustainablitiy synergy, cooperation between two projects ...[read on for more] Read More...

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