Fireboard
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Looks really good- anyting that integrates with Joomla is my cup of tea
The templates seems to be easy to "tune" as well - can't wait to play with it.
Anyone tried it with sef running? Are the urls nice? - Last Edit: 17 years 7 months ago by .
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- Brad Baker
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Andy Miller wrote:
i'de like to see an smf->fireboard convertor, doesn't appear to be one yet.
I've already seen one in beta testing
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- James Spencer
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xyzulu wrote:
Andy Miller wrote:i'de like to see an smf->fireboard convertor, doesn't appear to be one yet.
I've already seen one in beta testing
Muahahahaha, everything is all falling into place
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I just tried the one here:
www.bestofjoomla.com/component/option,co...it,12/limitstart,12/
It worked fine for me but if you've got any board titles with apostrophes or special characters remove them from the titles first or the converter won't transfer everything and you'll need to run it again.
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- Bob Ateah
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My experiences and observations:
Install 1
Existing site, has quite a few extensions installed including Joomlaboard.
Installed no problem, converted no problem and works just peachy.
Install 2
New test site, bare bones, no extensions installed.
Installed okay, however upon creating test categories and posts I discovered that I was unable to read posts, an error message was generated.Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
mysite/components/com_fireboard/template/default/view.php on line 636
I cannot seem to get past this error - any help appreciated by the way - but I shall continue to search for a solution until I solve this.
One observation, the forum admin is in the Joomla! backend... not a desirable feature for some situations where the owner of the site requires forum admin rights but not Joomla! admin rights (for fear he/ she will screw things up in Joomla).
Anyhow, on the site for me that it works, it works very nicely and I like it.
Onward and upward! - Last Edit: 17 years 7 months ago by Bob Ateah.
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- Register globals? That might be the issue...
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