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Submitted by souri on

Can anyone suggest to me what the *best* free forum out there is for a php/mysql based site?

Submitted by DaMunkee on Mon, 28/06/04 - 3:59 PMPermalink

quote:Originally posted by Souri

Can anyone suggest to me what the *best* free forum out there is for a php/mysql based site?

Many of my friends as well as many decent websites, use this bad boy.

[url]http://www.pnphpbb.com/[/url] I set it up for my bro and it seems to be pretty easy/sweet to use.

Submitted by Jacana on Mon, 28/06/04 - 5:52 PMPermalink

I like this one: http://www.phpbb.com/

I have been using it for various forums (admin) for over two years now and it is quite easy to use. As far as I know setup is also very easy.

Submitted by souri on Tue, 29/06/04 - 5:50 AMPermalink

Thanks for the recommendations. I've set both of them up and they seem pretty cool. I also installed phpnuke (well, phpbb came with phpnuke), and postnuke as well (which fits with pnphpbb). These packages are really easy to install and have plenty of themes, but darnit, they got no personality! I've looked through a lot of phpnuke/postnuke sites and they all feel the same [:)] It's gonna need some heavy modification..

Submitted by MoonUnit on Tue, 29/06/04 - 9:00 AMPermalink

yeah a guy i know whos a web designer is rather anti phpnuke (in the same way a nintendo zealot is anti M$). Its a fair point though, its nice to have something that you actually created.

Submitted by souri on Thu, 01/07/04 - 1:32 PMPermalink

I can understand why people are against phpnuke/phpbb websites, but it's pretty tempting to use it and modify it into something that isn't so generic looking. With some time and effort, I could make it into something much different, I reckon [:)]

Submitted by MoonUnit on Thu, 01/07/04 - 10:02 PMPermalink

*shakes the collective coders fist at souri* cheat!!! (jk ;) )

Posted by souri on

Can anyone suggest to me what the *best* free forum out there is for a php/mysql based site?


Submitted by DaMunkee on Mon, 28/06/04 - 3:59 PMPermalink

quote:Originally posted by Souri

Can anyone suggest to me what the *best* free forum out there is for a php/mysql based site?

Many of my friends as well as many decent websites, use this bad boy.

[url]http://www.pnphpbb.com/[/url] I set it up for my bro and it seems to be pretty easy/sweet to use.

Submitted by Jacana on Mon, 28/06/04 - 5:52 PMPermalink

I like this one: http://www.phpbb.com/

I have been using it for various forums (admin) for over two years now and it is quite easy to use. As far as I know setup is also very easy.

Submitted by souri on Tue, 29/06/04 - 5:50 AMPermalink

Thanks for the recommendations. I've set both of them up and they seem pretty cool. I also installed phpnuke (well, phpbb came with phpnuke), and postnuke as well (which fits with pnphpbb). These packages are really easy to install and have plenty of themes, but darnit, they got no personality! I've looked through a lot of phpnuke/postnuke sites and they all feel the same [:)] It's gonna need some heavy modification..

Submitted by MoonUnit on Tue, 29/06/04 - 9:00 AMPermalink

yeah a guy i know whos a web designer is rather anti phpnuke (in the same way a nintendo zealot is anti M$). Its a fair point though, its nice to have something that you actually created.

Submitted by souri on Thu, 01/07/04 - 1:32 PMPermalink

I can understand why people are against phpnuke/phpbb websites, but it's pretty tempting to use it and modify it into something that isn't so generic looking. With some time and effort, I could make it into something much different, I reckon [:)]

Submitted by MoonUnit on Thu, 01/07/04 - 10:02 PMPermalink

*shakes the collective coders fist at souri* cheat!!! (jk ;) )