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phpnuke stuff

Moriarty · 2003-09-12 21:02:09

With phpnuke, can you add in pages yourself so that you have a blank page to do what you want with, without any phpnuke stuff tied into the page? I want to add in a few pages of things with the actual html files created by me, but to still keep it in the phpnuke 'system'. Cheers

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12-09-2003 10:02pm

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Moriarty

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With phpnuke, can you add in pages yourself so that you have a blank page to do what you want with, without any phpnuke stuff tied into the page? I want to add in a few pages of things with the actual html files created by me, but to still keep it in the phpnuke 'system'.

Cheers

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#2 13-09-2003 3:43am
corkie

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There is a module available for PHPnuke called NukeWrap that should do what you want to achive see

http://spidean.mckenzies.net/

In postnuke their is multiple modules available
htmlpages, paged, content express, postwrap, blankpages.

With postwrap and nukewrap, they use an iframe to pull the contents into CMS. The others you insert your code into a form and it gets stored in the database.

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