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yeah, you can try Mambo open source, add some forums. chat and all that stuff
you can visit my site that i just build for about a week or so for my community in Malaysia, << snipped to comply with forum policy >> u can find my email there and if you need futher help just mail o.k?
you can visit my site that i just build for about a week or so for my community in Malaysia, << snipped to comply with forum policy >> u can find my email there and if you need futher help just mail o.k?
Last edited by cscgal; Nov 29th, 2004 at 10:03 pm.
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Originally Posted by jnattey
Hello,
I want to build a community portal for my neighborhood and need help. Where can I find books, tutorials or examples on how to build your own portal?
Thanks a mil
Joseph
I'm pro postnuke.com. I've used it on several sites and you can get alot of plugin features from the community. Calendars, forums, games, photo galleries, classifieds, personals, etc. It has all levels of permissions for users and admins.
You can see one of the sites in action here.
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If you are interested in building something like that, let me know. you can email me at lonny@newvisiondevelopment.com
Best regards,
Lonny
Last edited by cscgal; Nov 29th, 2004 at 10:04 pm.
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Originally Posted by Asif
can anyone tell me the charges that mambo has
Temi
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Originally Posted by temi
Open source sort of mean free so there are no charges for mambo
Temi
Hi folks. This is my first post!
I have read that mambo should be run on a dedicated server...have you found this to be the case?
thanks.
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Originally Posted by edprush
Hi folks. This is my first post!
I have read that mambo should be run on a dedicated server...have you found this to be the case?
thanks.
i personnaly host on shared hosting
visit my site using mambo
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is the company i use to host my site... :p
Last edited by cscgal; Nov 29th, 2004 at 10:04 pm.
All Things Are Possible..... If U believe! :lol:
so what happened...did u build yr community?
it's been so long since my last post..to busy
it's been so long since my last post..to busy
All Things Are Possible..... If U believe! :lol:
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Originally Posted by sesom
so what happened...did u build yr community?
it's been so long since my last post..to busy
No. Could not install mambo
This is for cscgal I to am trying develop a portal page like msn/yahoo but I am lost and have a few questions for you were do I start? I really would like to start with a good template them mod. To what I want it to look like what do you think of using 1&1 for this project? I need some help
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Wow, easy there. I think you're getting a bit ahead of yourself. A portal page is going to be dynamic, which means that it will be based on a server side programming language. You'll need to research how to find a good web hosting company with database support, and set up a database. You'll then need to find some type of portal script to power this new database-driven website.
As far as I am concern,you have two major options to choose from and that's "Drupal or Joomla".The open source softwares are constantly being designed or created with your wishes and thoughts in mind.Once installed and setup,you need no technical know-how to operate any of these state-of-the-art CMS.Anything you can think of is achievable expecially with drupal as it is the most optimized cms in recent times for SEO
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