I have completed coding for the customized distribution and am needing testers soon. See this forum post for more information.

chatserv writes:  

When a user uploads an avatar through the forums and later decides to change to a new avatar the previously uploaded avatar gets deleted, by mistake Nuke's default profile manager saves any avatar selected from within it without saving to the users database table its avatar_type value, since no type is defined the type gets set to 0 which is the default value, in forum terms any avatar with a type value of 0 or 1 is presumed to have been uploaded and as such it gets marked as deletable even if it is a gallery avatar hence why any avatar gets deleted when a new one is selected through the forum's profile manager.
For my proposed fix go here.

chatserv writes:  

This hack was designed with users of the phpBB port in mind, Nuke's default profile manager only lists the avatars present in the gallery folder while many of us use more than one avatar gallery, now you can allow your site members to select avatars from any and all existing galleries or link to a remote avatar and they won't lose their avatar when they make any change in Nuke's default profile manager.

This is a modification of PHP-Nuke's original Your Account module that provides an alternative to the avatar issues present when saving changes in Nuke's profile, your current avatar is displayed along with a list of available avatar galleries. Selecting a new avatar is as easy as browsing through the galleries and clicking on the desired avatar or entering the url of a remote avatar. Uploaded avatars will still have to be entered through the forum's profile, currently if avatar uploading is enabled on your forums the control panel will switch the disabled message to a link to the forum's profile.

Download: For PHP-Nuke 6.5-6.9 · For PHP-Nuke 7.0 Preview here, sorry, preview requires site membership.

For quite some time I've had a project in mind but haven't had the time to develop it. I've been wanting to develop a tool to help in the creation of HTML, nuke blocks and/or nuke modules. I have read of some applications which are out there but I have not been impressed with their results. So, read on for more information and a link to test.

Also, there is a forum for all disussions - click here.

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I have had MANY requests to put together a customized Nuke distribution. Well, I have been working on it and it's almost ready! It will have, pre-installed, the latest release of KISGB which has not yet been made public, as well as much of my other work. I am also making the MySQL Utility available as a Nuke module! Coppermine is included and ... Well, read on for everything to date. Please let me know immediately, by adding a comment here, if there is something else that you feel should be included.

Admin note: Last update 01/04/2004 17:01 CST Read More...

tag writes:  

my friend paul is opening up http://phpnuke-uk.com in the next week, it is available for weblinks, download links and pics, this is a YAN site, phpers welcome for staff just email us and let us know who you are. Registering new members now. We are looking for suggestions to make this a great site for resources.