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cPanel is a fully-featured web-based control panel that provides a complete range of functionality to manage all aspects of your web site.
Check the cpanel flash tutorials it would be definitely helpful for you: http://www.webhosting.uk.com/cpanel.php |
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I also have abit of knowledge on phpbb forums, having trouble with the email part since the host i applied doesnt support web based emails ...
and i think the new version of phpbb is out 3.0 something but in beta i think I have experience on moderating vbulliten and invision thats about it .. I could help you there ![]() |
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Ok - so which of the many options in cpanel would be best to use? Chatroom, PhpMyChat, Bulletin Board, Simple GuestBook, Advanced GuestBook, phpBB2, SMF, ViPER Guestbook, b2evolution, Nucleus, pMachine Free, WordPress - all are options in cpanel.
I found the help files a little lacking in detail about what each program is about (or even for). They tell you what to do (quite basic but some above my head) but not really why you should do it or what they are for. Some of the tutorials didn't look anything like the cpanel I have. And what is fantastico? Are they all freeware stuff or what? I have never had so much choice - not good for a woman Sorry Kev but I really do not like cats - now dogs......:p - but I guess a dog called cassie might be a bit sissy ![]() |
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scripts included in Fantastico are free so you can try installing those and see how all this scripts look once installed.
some scripts like perldesk are paid one's but others are free. I've used phpbb for forum, wordpress for our blog, phplist and guestbook till now. I've never used others but you can visit website of respective script providers and go through the documentation and tutorials they have. no one will be able to explain this things in detail as the scripts are free so you will need to read documentation on websites of respective script providers.
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I'd recommend Wordpress for a blog but why not just install a forum from Fantastico and give it a try - you can always get rid of it if it doesn't suit.
I have dogs as well - no coincidentally named ones though.
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Ok - so call me thick
But I don't even really know the difference between a Forum, Blog or Guestbook. The sort of thing we have already is at "cpu-enterprises.com/cgi-bin/cutecast/cutecast.pl". It's not going to be much interest to you as a forum because it is for knitting yarn but it might show you the level we are at. The forum we had on the site hosted here (craftbits.co.uk) was much less used so could be simpler - just New Items and Craft Questions etc. Can't show you that one as can't get the .pl script to work on this hosting (did on last ok). |
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You're not thick, everyone starts off at the beginning. I know nothing about knitting but that doesn't mean I am thick! well apart from knit one perl one
A forum is a script where members can interact with each other by creating new topics and replying to other peoples topics, just like this forum here. A guestbook is a script that allows visitors to leave messages/feedback on your site. A blog is like a diary that you publisice online. Maybe just tellling people about your day. I had used phpbb for years but now use SMF. I think I would plum for phpbb as there is more support for it and also easy enough to install, especially using fantastico. |
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I had a look at the Bulletin Board which is in the cpanel (YaBB) but it looked a bit complicated to set up.
I looked at the phpbb one from the fantastico icon and found it very easy to use - in fact it is quite like the Cutecast one I was using before. I don't think there is any way of automatically getting the posts from the Cutecast into it so I may have to start again. What do you all think - should I try and recreate the posts that were there (I have a backup so could re-post all of them) or just start again. If you were a previous member of a forum which died what would you prefer? Also what is PhpMyChat & Chatroom in the main cpanel ? I have never been in a Chatroom (or I don't think I have) so I don't know what the difference this would be to a forum or how easy to configure and keep an eye on. Thanks for you posts so far - hope you can help further |
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