Testing a Google Ad Sense placement in a News article.

I discovered a link that was hard coded to my site in the UserInfoAddOns/index.php file. I have corrected it and you should too.

nukeevangelist writes:  

FraXStats Version 0.9c from fraxstats.com) for phpNUKE Version 6.5 - 7.7

good news on fraxstats.com:: they come up with the newest version of FraxStats [see here first insights] :: more detailed screenshots

"There are several points why you should use FraXStats as your game server statistics. The biggest benefit of FraXStats is that it creates the statistics at the moment of request, this makes it very flexible and gives you even the possibility to compare players with each other, down to the level you need it, like kills per weapon per map per gametype at once...." read more - what is FraxStats - all infos at a glance  Read More...

nukeevangelist writes:  

in our phpnuke-group we own a powerful ressource - the power of a "global brain": the knowledge as one of the main ressource of our global community is multiplied by sharing and giving it away freely to others; BTW now more than 140 000 users are registered at phpnuke!
get connected to the power of the global brain - get it within the forums and the man-pages. see some knowledge assets of our group Read More...

nukeevangelist writes:  

Accessibility block - zoom into the text and images: see the good DEMO at safetymatters.org and try it out - it is fantastic!

NukeBling.com comes up with more good news: Accessibility block lets your user get zoom into the text and images on your site! TRY IT OUT TODAY!

NukeBling writes "This block allows users to zooom in on the text and images on your website and thus makes your site more accessible for people with visual impairment, a demo can be viewed at the Bottom Left hand side of the home page at NukeBling.com Read More...

sharlein writes:  

By Anne Broache, CNET News.com
Published on ZDNet News: August 26, 2005, 12:13 PM PT


Only users of Internet Explorer and a version of Netscape will be guaranteed access to a copyright pre-registration system slated for launch in late October.

"Other browsers may work well with the version we are using now, but they have not been tested," Julia Huff, the U.S. Copyright Office's chief operating officer, said in an e-mail to CNET News.com. "Because of our tight schedule and resources, we cannot do that testing now." Read More...