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| I am trying to add a forum to my site. I keep getting an error when installing SMF. I am unclear about the sub-directory entry. I don't want the forum to be the first thing visitors open into. But do i anme the sub-directory. The instructions says this directory must not be already created. It will be automatically created at installation. Also, Which is the best phpbb? I'd like to have avatars and some theme control and private messages..cool stuff! www.mom-me-dearest.com |
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| Not sure what you mean by SMF. I use PHPBB3, and have two forums. Phpbb is quite easy to use, my members have avatars, I have differnt pics for mods and ranks etc. Private messaging is all there, and I managed to install it so it must be easy! :) You do have to give it a name - one of mine is simply 'forum'. I just link to this as I would do any other page. You can see my forums on www.limebrook.com and www.mybeardeddragons.co.uk (the later one is more developed). Just given you the main address so you can see how my visitors get to the forum (i.e. that it's not on the main page).
__________________ Trish www.limebrook.com for horse lovers and riders everywhere www.webmasterproductions.co.uk advice for novice website designers www.mountainwalk.co.uk serious walks for novice walkers www.mybeardeddragons.co.uk for novice bearded dragon owners www.tucsonforbeginners.com information for a short break in Tucson www.pets4kids.info advice if you're thnking of a pet for the family |