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14.02.2008, 17:12 quote

Anonymous

i used Joomla in the end, customed a template i found, set up gallery and forum and chat room and just need to add content...its a local website

 

14.02.2008, 20:47 quote

Chet24
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scottie69 wrote:
i used Joomla in the end, customed a template i found, set up gallery and forum and chat room and just need to add content...its a local website


Well done lad, If don't mind I would like to take a look when your all done....
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14.02.2008, 21:14 quote

Anonymous

one thing i find annoying, when i make my html and paste it into the content, i choose a different background colour for my content than that of the template, it still shows the template background colour in the post as opposed to the colour i picked in html Mad

this is the theme i chose


tribute theme

but i modified all the orange graphics to be blue Very Happy

 

15.02.2008, 20:17 quote

Chet24
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nice template, I don't dig the orange but blue would be nice Smile
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27.02.2008, 14:19 quote

Aradon
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For eye candy sites, design and slice in photoshop then code in dreamweaver.

For error free and fast cross browser sites, css and html build in dreamweaver
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25.03.2008, 01:05 quote

joshinpompey
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scottie69 wrote:
what is the best software to build websites with? baring in mind that i don't have knowledge of php, mysl or any computer language really.
is Dreamweaver CS3 any good? i am not looking to add lots of flash, maybe a flash menu, but the rest be fairly basic, a simple website with about 10 pages, attached to it a gallery, and a forum.
Ive installed MG2 (php script) for the gallery and phpbb3 for the forums but i need to know how to build the actual site Laughing
I have a design i made in photoshop and i know how to export that as html.

Anyone got any advice for me? non sarcastic advice that is....


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01.04.2008, 16:25 quote

scottlarock

Does anybody know of a fairly easy way to merge databases? i have on my website, 3 different parts to it....

a forum using phpbb v3
the main joomla website
a coppermine image gallery.

Trouble is, they all need separate log in as they all have their own databases,
so how can i make my website so that there is only one point of registration instead of 3?

 

01.04.2008, 16:38 quote

darkhorse57

scottlarock wrote:
Does anybody know of a fairly easy way to merge databases? i have on my website, 3 different parts to it....

a forum using phpbb v3
the main joomla website
a coppermine image gallery.

Trouble is, they all need separate log in as they all have their own databases,
so how can i make my website so that there is only one point of registration instead of 3?


If you wanted to do it that way (i.e. using 3 different installations like that), in theory you don’t need to merge the databases as such, just the ‘user’ tables ather in the same way Flirtbox works). Would take too long to explain how to do it here though.

Another (easier and more acceptable way) way would be to use Joomla forum and gallery extensions, that way both would use the Joomla user data by default, by using one of the ‘bridge’ extensions (the Joomla extensions site has bridges for both phpBB and Coppermine). I myself have never used phpBB with Joomla, I’ve only used SMF (Simple Machines Forum) and the Joomla bridge extension fior SMF.

 

02.04.2008, 11:03 quote

scottlarock

Thanks for your reply Stu, i rather like coppermine and phpbb v3 though so i prefer to stick with them if i can. I will look into finding a tutorial for merging user tables, i wont mind attempting it as long as i find a comprehensive guide to follow. If i do fuck it up though then i will consider installing the joomla extensions you mentioned for an easier life. will also see if i can find a bridge for phpbb v3 in case one exists then there would only be two logins Smile

 

02.04.2008, 11:38 quote

darkhorse57

scottlarock wrote:
Thanks for your reply Stu, i rather like coppermine and phpbb v3 though so i prefer to stick with them if i can. I will look into finding a tutorial for merging user tables, i wont mind attempting it as long as i find a comprehensive guide to follow. If i do fuck it up though then i will consider installing the joomla extensions you mentioned for an easier life. will also see if i can find a bridge for phpbb v3 in case one exists then there would only be two logins Smile


Sorry, I didn't clarify the bridging extensions properly - they basically 'bridge' the individual installations that you have installed already - in other words, as long as they support the versions of phpBB and Coppermine that you have installed, the bridge extensions will do what you want to do with your site.

Obviously, you'll need to search through the relevant section sin Joomla extension database for the correct bridge extensions, but they are there.

 
 
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