PostNuke

A base line benchmark was taken of the postnuke.com site today. This is basically the outcome. It takes 0.62 seconds for the server to generate any given page. Thus, the math would come out roughly 3,615,032.07 pages that can be generated a month.



Only one question remains. If you drop a slice of buttered bread on the floor 50 times, how many times is the slice going to land butter side up? More importantly would you still eat it ?

Assume your want to put new language.




1. Make /html/languages/new/global.php





Just compare the language/eng/global.php with your previous PHPNuke 5.0, PostNuke061 lang-old.php





There are few more sentences you need to do translation.





But very important are here at





/*****************************************************/


/* Language Names */


/*****************************************************/









You will need to put your language line eg.









define(_LANGUAGE_NEW, 'Your Language');









2. Insert that line









define(_LANGUAGE_NEW, 'Your Language');















in to each and every global.php !!!












3. make your flag-new.png (small character) in the directory as here:









/html/images/language/flag-new.png









4. Edit mainfile.php and put $lang[new] after






$lang[swe] as shown below or as sort if you like.





$lang[swe] = _LANGUAGE_SWE; // Swedish


$lang[tha] = _LANGUAGE_NEW; // New








I can count up to 3 files type, flag-new.png, mainfile.php and global.php.


If you only do 3 files your selection language look from others would not look good.


You need to spend another few minutes insert your language line in them.( and everytime there is more language add in!)





Hope this help to one can not wait for the Pack but always late for the change like me.









See sample here



http://www.kul.com/mutant/html/index.php


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or download those files with Thai to work on from here


http://www.kul.com/download.php


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Good luck


Kulapalanont

The downloads section. When an employee wants to add a download he can only give an URL for the file. For intranets this is no option for local files. What I would like to see is that the user can browse through an "Open file..." box, select his file, click on Open and the download is added with the name and file size, preferably in MySQL for easy adminstration reasons. I don't want people to add content to the Apache server.

Users should be added by an administrator instead of allowing users to create their own account, so all references to creating a new account must be removed or perhaps disabled. What would really be nice is an integration with their login names!!

Preferences for users should be disabled to create a uniform look for the intranet

Well, that's about it. Please tell me what you think of the above. I know I missed something.


Postnuke is a potential intranet killer with these things added.





Regards,


Jorgen