Re: [WebDNA] Poll: Discussion Forum
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2009
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = OK Guys Here is my forum http://forums.sydneyflyfishing.com.au/ It has been running for many years now without any problems. demo site: http://forums.graphiteforums.com/ GraphiteFORUMS GraphiteFORUMS is a fully threaded Bulletin Board system developed for =20= clients wanting the ultimate in Bulletin Board messaging. Features =95 Advanced site search, allowing to search all or particular forums, =20= and displaying the results as threads and/or replies =95 Members list showing posts and last communications =95 Member registration and activation through email authentication =95 Member profiles include 'signature' and picture, members can elect =20= to show or hide their details =95 Posts by members only =95 Upload photos in posts =95 Create posts with styling =95 View profile of message author =95 Emoticons =95 Members can subscribe to threads =95 Members can edit their own posts Administrator Controls =95 Add/edit/delete forums =95 Filter/censor words =95 Control members - suspend/delete & restrict membership to a given =20= email list =95 Assign moderators =95 Turn emoticons on/off =95 Turn images on/off I am willing to provide the code at no charge provided that it becomes =20= an Open Source project for the WebDNA community. I think that could be =20= a great first step in creating Open Source projects and community =20 cooperation. I would like the project to be managed under the WebDNA.us banner. Check it out, ask me questions. Donovan, are you able to accommodate the project ? Regards Stuart Tremain IDFK Web Developments AUSTRALIA webdna@idfk.com.au On 04/08/2009, at 1:19 AM, Patrick McCormick wrote: > I'm curious to know how many of you have built a discussion forum. > > I'm trying to get a picture of the amount of effort we may all be =20 > duplicating and I'm looking for ideas to allow us all to work more =20 > efficiently. > > If we were all contributing to an open-source discussion forum, it =20 > would certainly save us all time and produce a better final result. =20= > It would also be great wor WebDNA because it would allow us to =20 > compete better with PHP. New users would be able to get a forum site =20= > up and running in WebDNA just like they can with PHP. > > In fact, if we were to produce ours to take advantage of things like =20= > jQuery's ThemeRoller, we would have some distinct advantages over =20 > PHP versions because some of that code is fairly old. > > The problem is that some programmers have put years of work into =20 > their forums. It would be asking a lot to simply hand that work over. > > Can we start a new discussion forum from scratch, using SubVersion =20 > control, which all programmers can contribute to? > > Can we find a way to fairly compensate whoever has some good =20 > starting code to get us down the road further? > > How important is a discussion forum to each of you? > > Pat
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OK Guys Here is my forum http://forums.sydneyflyfishing.com.au/ It has been running for many years now without any problems. demo site: http://forums.graphiteforums.com/ GraphiteFORUMS GraphiteFORUMS is a fully threaded Bulletin Board system developed for =20= clients wanting the ultimate in Bulletin Board messaging. Features =95 Advanced site search, allowing to search all or particular forums, =20= and displaying the results as threads and/or replies =95 Members list showing posts and last communications =95 Member registration and activation through email authentication =95 Member profiles include 'signature' and picture, members can elect =20= to show or hide their details =95 Posts by members only =95 Upload photos in posts =95 Create posts with styling =95 View profile of message author =95 Emoticons =95 Members can subscribe to threads =95 Members can edit their own posts Administrator Controls =95 Add/edit/delete forums =95 Filter/censor words =95 Control members - suspend/delete & restrict membership to a given =20= email list =95 Assign moderators =95 Turn emoticons on/off =95 Turn images on/off I am willing to provide the code at no charge provided that it becomes =20= an Open Source project for the WebDNA community. I think that could be =20= a great first step in creating Open Source projects and community =20 cooperation. I would like the project to be managed under the WebDNA.us banner. Check it out, ask me questions. Donovan, are you able to accommodate the project ? Regards Stuart Tremain IDFK Web Developments AUSTRALIA webdna@idfk.com.au On 04/08/2009, at 1:19 AM, Patrick McCormick wrote: > I'm curious to know how many of you have built a discussion forum. > > I'm trying to get a picture of the amount of effort we may all be =20 > duplicating and I'm looking for ideas to allow us all to work more =20 > efficiently. > > If we were all contributing to an open-source discussion forum, it =20 > would certainly save us all time and produce a better final result. =20= > It would also be great wor WebDNA because it would allow us to =20 > compete better with PHP. New users would be able to get a forum site =20= > up and running in WebDNA just like they can with PHP. > > In fact, if we were to produce ours to take advantage of things like =20= > jQuery's ThemeRoller, we would have some distinct advantages over =20 > PHP versions because some of that code is fairly old. > > The problem is that some programmers have put years of work into =20 > their forums. It would be asking a lot to simply hand that work over. > > Can we start a new discussion forum from scratch, using SubVersion =20 > control, which all programmers can contribute to? > > Can we find a way to fairly compensate whoever has some good =20 > starting code to get us down the road further? > > How important is a discussion forum to each of you? > > Pat
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