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  1. Coolguy

    Coolguy Well-Known Member

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    hey, i have my own website, i have php nuke installed using my ftp thing, how do i make my own pages and how do i load a template i have?
     
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    go to the php nuke website and look at the FAQ
    or ask around there
     
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    i did look at the FAQ
     
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    Go to admin panel to make stuff... I don't remember how. In "Blocks" or something. As for templates, I think you upload through ACP. Go to Templates.
     
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    um, still a bit confused, cant find the spot to upload it thru acp, btw where can i get like a free template, doesnt have to be good, just any
     
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    First you need to get rid of PhpNuke as it is unsecure and not as reliable. Preverably, IPB, XMB, etc. But if your not interested in working too hard, stick to PhpNuke. As for the theme question, under the Administrator Panel (such be assesable once you login) you can go to 'Themes', and you upload your theme. Then, I'm assuming you want that to be your site's default theme, then you have to go to your site's configuration page or w/e you wanna call it; scroll down until you find something to the effect of 'Default Site Theme'. Change that to the theme you disiere.

    For your extra pages, you would learn this through a little practice, you would use your Content manager or w/e it's called on the Administration Panel, i dont remember much anymore, it's been months since I have used PhpNukes, atm I'm making my own scripts.

    Hope this is helpful, if you need my specific help, I'm good with servers/mysql/php/etc. You can find me on AIM at johnderpunk or email at [email protected]
     
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    thanks that explains everything
     

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