nukeWYSIWYG™ from http://nukeSEO.com is integrated into this release of RavenNuke™. If you wish to turn this OFF, you may do so by a simple edit to the rnconfig.php script (self-explanatory).
Administrators are authorized to upload files through the editor. Files are installed to different directories, depending on the type. These directories are installed with RavenNuke™. If you wish to allow uploads through the editor, set permissions on these directories to 766 or 777 (for web hosts that are running PHPSuExec or SuExec, you may be able to get away with even 700 - tighter permissions the better - check with your host):
includes/FCKeditor/upload/File
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Flash
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Image
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Media
nukeFEED™ from http://nukeSEO.com is integrated into this release of RavenNuke™. nukeFEED™ creates outbound feeds using content from this RavenNuke™ site, using modern syndication formats like RSS 2.0 and ATOM. Feeds created by nukeFEED™ are available in LINK tags in the HEAD section of the page, allowing visitors to subscribe to your feeds using their browser or feed reader. Visitors can also preview feeds and subscribe to feeds using popular web-based feed readers.
Two feeds (last 10 news items, and last 10 forums posting) are created by default, either when installing RavenNuke™ or the first time you access the nukeFEED™ administration function. These 2 feeds are used by backend.php and forumsbackend.php, respectively, which display the feeds in RSS 2.0 format.
nukePIE™ from http://nukeSEO.com is integrated into this release of RavenNuke™ and replaces the block feed reader, which displayed RSS 0.91 formats. nukePIE™ enables RavenNuke™ sites to display feeds using modern syndication formats like RSS 2.0 and ATOM. By default, addition feed item information (including full HTML with images) is displayed in a popup using the BoxOver script. This can be disabled using a setting in the rnconfig.php file (shown below).
/*********************************************************************************
* nukePIE
* http://www.nukeSEO.com
* Copyright © 2007 by Kevin Guske
**********************************************************************************
* BoxOver with nukePIE:
* true = Display full HTML description of feed item as Boxover tooltip /popup
* false = Display text-only description as title tag on feed link
**********************************************************************************/
$useBoxoverWithnukePIE = true;
Administrators are authorized to upload files through the editor. Files are installed to different directories, depending on the type. These directories are installed with RavenNuke™. If you wish to allow uploads through the editor, set permissions on these directories to 766 or 777 (for web hosts that are running PHPSuExec or SuExec, you may be able to get away with even 700 - tighter permissions the better - check with your host):
includes/FCKeditor/upload/File
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Flash
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Image
includes/FCKeditor/upload/Media
Rob Herder (montego) took over the development and support for this module after version 1.0 and made significant enhancements along the way. This module allows one to create and send out HTML formatted mailings using a simple template system to where you can create your own "look and feel". For a more detailed explanation of features (many), please read the README.txt file that is in the AddOnFiles\HTML_Newsletter\ directory within this Distro.
Make sure and set the permissions on the modules/HTML_Newsletter/archives directory as 777, otherwise, the module will be unable to write the newsletters to the file system (for web hosts that are running PHPSuExec or SuExec, you may be able to get away with even 700 - tighter permissions the better - check with your host).
After the original author took down the GT-NextGEn site and apparently stopped developing and supporting the great "GoogleTap" / "GTNG" concept (i.e., shortened URLs), Rob Herder (montego) decided to continue with development and has released this under his TegoNuke™ brand and is calling it "ShortLinks". For a more detailed explanation of what this is used for, please read the RavenNuke_README.txt file that is in the AddOnFiles\TegoNuke\ShortLinks directory within this Distro.
This feature comes defaulted as OFF and it can be turned ON at any time (with a rnconfig.php setting AND .htaccess edits); however, a word of caution, once your URLs are crawled by a search engine, you will not want to turn this off!
This feature may be used to modify the PHP-Nuke generated page titles to be more descriptive based on the module at the time. For some modules, such as Forums, it even generates different titles based on the Forum, Topic and/or Post that is being viewed / crawled. This greatly helps with search engine indexing and ranking. This feature comes defaulted to OFF, but may simply be turned ON in the rnconfig.php script (self-explanatory).
NOTE: Dynamic Titles originally came from the last known update from sixonetonoffun and was cleaned up a little bit by Montego and Raven, and now further enhanced and supported by Montego.
This feature may be used for those hosting environments where the PHP mail() function has been disabled by the host (for security reasons). Simply access the TegoNuke Mailer in the Administration Control Panel and follow the directions within the pop-up help. Most likely your host will require authenticated SMTP. Make sure you have all your SMTP access settings available as you will need these to configure the mailer. Check with your host as to the proper settings if you are unsure. We have also found it useful (if you are allowed multiple email accounts with your hosting plan) to set up a separate email account with the different password than your host account (actually, we highly recommend it) and use that account as your mailer.
NOTE: if you can set up your mail client (such as Thunderbird or Outlook) to access your hosted email account to both send and receive, then those will be the same settings that you will need to set up the Mailer.
This shout box has been "tweaked" by Gremmie for RavenNuke™ in order for it to run under XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliance. It has been a very popular requested script and we felt that since it required tweaking in order to run under RavenNuke™, why not at least provide it in the download package. We have not integrated this into the core system, so you are left with installing this yourself, but just follow the instructions found in AddOnFiles/Shout_Box/install.txt.
GCalendar is an event calendar module for PHP-Nuke Content Management Systems, with special integrated support for RavenNuke™. GCalendar features: monthly, weekly & daily views; repeating events; international date and time format support; user submitted events with optional admin approval; use of CSS so admins can easily customize the appearance of the application without changing code; RSVP feature; email event to friend feature; integration with RavenNuke™'s nukeWYSIWG editor; support for NSN groups; calendar blocks; and more.
For GCalendar support, please visit the GCalendar Sourceforge.net support page.
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