Can anyone explain the difference between phpNuke and Post-Nuke? I was looking to convert my website to phpNuke when I stumbled across Post-Nuke. They both look like they do the same thing, so I will assume they are competitors. Which is more stable, has more options, and better online support forums? Any input would be appreciated.
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phpNuke vs Post-Nuke
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well both are pretty much the same.
postnuke was developed from phpnuke and is considered to be a little more stable and better coded.
a deciding factor could be the add-on modules.
both will have different ones.
one nice thing about postnuke, is someone developed a search engine friendly module.
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postnuke was developed from phpnuke and is considered to be a little more stable and better coded.
a deciding factor could be the add-on modules.
both will have different ones.
one nice thing about postnuke, is someone developed a search engine friendly module.
" a pat on the back... is only
18 inches away from a kick in the arse "
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