Monday, September 23, 2002

I just took a look at the PHP-Nuke 6.0 code & documentation, although I haven't actually tried it yet. I really like what they did in this version - all of the configuration stuff that used to be in config.php has been moved to a database table. The only thing in config.php now are pointers to the SQL database, where it gets the rest of the configuration information. This is a huge improvement, since config.php was always a pain to maintain. If I wanted to be able to change it from the admin screen, I had to keep that file writable. Plus I would often change it on the server and forget to back up a copy to my local machine (for the rest of the site, I always make the changes locally and upload them to the server). 11:38:29 AM    Comments []

I just checked Cisco's page and it still has the same note, dated Aug. 30: "Please be advised, existing drivers as listed below do not support Mac OS X 10.2. Drivers for Mac OS X 10.2 will be released shortly after the official release of Mac OS X 10.2 from Apple Computer. " The files are now dated Sept. 19, but the version number is still the same as what I have now, v2.1, and it still says it runs on 10.1.x with no mention of 10.2. 10:20:28 AM    Comments []

PHP-Nuke 6.0 Released [PHP-Nuke] I just downloaded it, but I'm pretty busy this week and next week, so it may be a while before I get a chance to upgrade MacMegasite & WorldbeatPlanet. As usual, I'll experiment with it on my G3 before I go live with it on the actual site. With every new release, I always have to update all of my themes, which adds a bit of extra work. 10:09:40 AM    Comments []