FHFGhost writes:  

Clanwarz, Welcomes back everyone. Sorry for the long delay but it was well worth the wait. I have done allot of work to make things better for you the gamers and the ladder admins. I have implemented one of my own Ladder systems here at clanwarz.net and I think your going to like it. In the past few days you may have seen the updated splash screen which I provided a New Ladder Guide for you to review while you awaited the opening of the site. This ladder guide is just a taste of what's to come. Unfortunately I had to start fresh to get rid of all the inactive users and teams so you will have to start from scratch. The teams and there members would not carry over anyways because the ladder system requires a different means of collecting team data for the rosters. So please with out further adieu let's get this ball rolling. Thanks,
FHFGhost
You're Clanwarz Site Administrator

nukeevangelist writes:  

Great Project the LDAP - project for PHPNuke v 6 & 7xx: get more information now! in a recent new article on PHP-Nuke.org a great project is announced: LDAP for PHP-Nuke provides user management via
LDAP.

some of the more major features for LDAP for PHP-Nuke: .. provides user management via
LDAP.

-Synchronizes LDAP database with PHP-Nuke user table
-Support for Samba and Linux/Unix user synchronization
-Extensible to support other external databases
-Minimal changes required

bwong789 writes in the new article on PHP-Nuke.org "LDAP for PHP-Nuke provides user management via LDAP. It includes a modified version of Usermanager, a web-based user management system, that can be used to synchronize PHP-Nuke user information with an LDAP database. The system also keeps synchronization with LDAP-based Samba support."

www.users.voicenet.com/~bwong/nukeldap/

sting writes:  

With the advent of Google Tap and other Google tap and blog related programs, I had wondered when something like this might actually take place. Slashdot reported today that Google is taking steps to incorporate new tags into code that will tell its search engine to ignore user-submitted pages with said tags in the rankings. For example, abuse in the comments section of this post on a site with google tap could skew rankings on a search for the spam wonder drugs we have all come to awareness on in the past - we sure wouldn't want that to happen now, would we? I am curious to find out what it means for Nuke. Read more from Google here

nukeevangelist writes:  

Splatt.it the PHPNuke, NukeCommerce & osc2nuke-site in italia - almost 13 000 user

Splatt.it the great italian ressource breaks through 13 000 k level. The great site for all PHPNuke- and osc2nuke-related news breaks through well established limits - they have more than 13000 Users: Celebrate this great news!

On Splatt.it - the great italian PHPNuke-ressource you can get a bunch of stuff and services for you and your community!

- all kind of news for PHPNuke, NukeCommerce and osc2nuke: it is a defacto-mirror for all osc2nuke-stuff!
- PHPNUKE-HowTo
- Splatt-Forum stable and devel versions!

check Splatt.it - the great italian PHPNuke-ressource

xony writes:  

· What is ProjectXERO?
ProjectXERO is a powerfull, free, fast and secure content management system. It uses an sql database to keep and display the information. It is released under the Gnu GPL 2 Licence.

· Why should i use PX and not 'x' CMS?
It's your choice really. You may or not use PX. If you do, you will find out the reason... Read More...

wHiTeHaT writes:  

Osc2nuke have now a greath affiliate system ported to its shoppingscript.
you can sign up free and build your own product-banners,or take the banners made by us.
We use a default commision rate of 10%, for every user who signs up for our monthly(€5),anual(€30) or yearly(€60), hosting packages.
We also go soon provide a osc2nuke-pro script wich requires membership and where can signed-up for with a monthly fee of €10 and a yearly membership of €50.
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