Could someone tell how that steps for build a forum on my site?
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- Really i dont know how start it, if there is someone that can try to help me explaining about it i will appreciate.
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Mariela Vasquez wrote:
Really i dont know how start it, if there is someone that can try to help me explaining about it i will appreciate.
you'll need to download a forum software like SMF, phpBB2, vbulletin, or etc. and install it.
then find the appropriate bridge if you want to use it with joomla. - Billy Zoellers
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- James Spencer
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- Contact me on MSN Mariela if you want some help ;D
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- M, easiest way without all the technicalities is to download and install TSMF Joomlaboard. Its very very easy to get going and you should have no problems. The other bridged/wrapped solutions can be quite complicated to get going properly.
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Dan L wrote:
M, easiest way without all the technicalities is to download and install TSMF Joomlaboard. Its very very easy to get going and you should have no problems. The other bridged/wrapped solutions can be quite complicated to get going properly.
Joomlaboard is easy but it is ugly! to be frank.... Its a good thing to start out with if you are not used to forum systems but if you want to maintain the calibre of your site... SMF is the way! ;D - James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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It aint that bad! >
I quite like the look. -
www.ninjoomla.com
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Over 50 open source extensions and 100 videos to you build the site you want.
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Daniel Chapman wrote:
It aint that bad! >
I quite like the look.
It depends on the extent of how much you want your forum to accomplish. I always prefer to have 2 softwares, perfectly designed for their purpose integrated then a little addon to 1 software...thats how i roll ;D - James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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James S wrote:
Joomlaboard is easy but it is ugly! to be frank.... Its a good thing to start out with if you are not used to forum systems but if you want to maintain the calibre of your site... SMF is the way! ;D
I don't agree with that, I think it's a great product for anyone who wants a nice clean, simple message board. It may not have the frills of the other like SMF, but it shouldn't be discounted so quickly.
James S wrote:Joomlaboard is easy but it is ugly!
Only as ugly as your CSS skills, lol
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Dan L wrote:
James S wrote:Joomlaboard is easy but it is ugly! to be frank.... Its a good thing to start out with if you are not used to forum systems but if you want to maintain the calibre of your site... SMF is the way! ;D
I don't agree with that, I think it's a great product for anyone who wants a nice clean, simple message board. It may not have the frills of the other like SMF, but it shouldn't be discounted so quickly.
James S wrote:Joomlaboard is easy but it is ugly!
Only as ugly as your CSS skills, lol
Ooooooooo, lol
I have yet to see a site using Joomlaboard that does not look "ugly" .... i would not mind been proven wrong if there is something out there
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- I use SMF. The bridge they provide for it works great.
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