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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Help With Forum(avatars) I would like to add an avatar set to my forum, but have no idea how(it did not come with that opttion, so iam guessing i'll have to do it manually) i know no php, but am good ith css/html/javascript.
would appreciate any help. :lol:
would appreciate any help. :lol:
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i am using "my little forum"
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I don't understand. Do you need an avatar set or a complete PHP avatar script to add to your forum? If the answer is the second option why don't you try phpBB... it is easy to install, administer and has built in avatars support.
Regards,
Regards,
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Originally Posted by RamiroS
I don't understand. Do you need an avatar set or a complete PHP avatar script to add to your forum? If the answer is the second option why don't you try phpBB... it is easy to install, administer and has built in avatars support.
Regards,
thanks, and i am looking for the second one, where do i find a phbb forum?
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I highly suggest phpBB as well 
Very easy to use and very useful.
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thank you very much, i saw the preview and am considering it, however 3 quick questions:
:!: :!: :!:
Is it free?
Where can I DOWNLOAD it safely?(i found some suspicious looking links)
If i delete my current forum, will my members have to reregister, or can i transfer them?
thank you for your time. :p :p :p :p
:!: :!: :!:
Is it free?
Where can I DOWNLOAD it safely?(i found some suspicious looking links)
If i delete my current forum, will my members have to reregister, or can i transfer them?
thank you for your time. :p :p
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Yes, www.phpBB.com is free.
Download it here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/p...3.zip?download (choose a mirror that is closest to you)
Unless there is an available converter for your current forum - which I doubt, but you can try searching for it - then it would be easiest if your members just re-registered and you installed a fresh installation of phpBB.
Download it here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/p...3.zip?download (choose a mirror that is closest to you)
Unless there is an available converter for your current forum - which I doubt, but you can try searching for it - then it would be easiest if your members just re-registered and you installed a fresh installation of phpBB.
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