nukeevangelist writes:PHPNuke has become increasing popular amongst many CMS users, especially users trying a CMS for the first time. Just why is PHPNuke so popular...
because of its great modules, blocks hacks and themes form many great third party-developers
eg see the great jasonlau.biz - Last Visit-module a true great module: LAST VISIT 5 FOR PHP-NUKE :: Last Visit 5 is an administrative module which is designed to work with PHP-Nuke versions 6.5 and higher. Last Visit is widely known to be one of the most useful membership management tools available to PHP-Nuke users.
Last Visit 5 is highly configurable and easy to navigate. Many of the features listed will function according to your personal settings. Below is a list of some of the things Last Visit 5 offers and can do. Features That Run Automatically (depending on settings you choose):
Process membership activity status
Email notifications to inactive members
Delete inactive members see the full featurelist on jasonlau.biz - Last Visit-moduleNote:
I have contacted the author to inform him that his licensing restrictions are null and void per the OSF. Whether he agrees or not, it is a fact. Any of his scripts that are written and require phpnuke to run are GNU/GPL.
Re: Last Visit - a membership-module for PHPNuke with a loooong feature-list (Score: 1) | ![]() | some notes from the developer [www.nukecops.com] Awesome. Thanks for the mention! Let's make PHP-Nuke more "administrator-friendly". Let's put the "Management" back in "Content Management System". A CMS which doesn't allow the administrator to manage it's users is more like a "CS" rather than a "CMS". I think there is a lot of potential in the Last Visit module. I am wondering if there are other developers out there that might be interested in collaborating, building upon, and/or improving Last Visit. My time is limited lately, but there is much that could be done. Let me know. travel over and read the Update Jason [www.nukecops.com] |