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Welcome to the official development & support site of PHP-Fusion, a light-weight open-source content management system (CMS). PHP-Fusion is written in PHP and MySQL and includes a simple, comprehensive adminstration system. The most common features you would expect to see in many other CMS packages are included in PHP-Fusion. Feel free to post any questions or report any problems in our community forums. Please refer to the FAQ for common questions.
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phpfusion-mods.com is now mods.php-fusion.co.uk |
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 Due to very unfortunate events, the domain phpfusion-mods.com is currently not functional any more and we have no idea when it will be again. We therefore decided to put the website that was under phpfusion-mods.com on the mods.php-fusion.co.uk domain. phpfusion-mods.com, once functional again, will go here as well.
From now on you can reach phpfusion-mods.com at mods.php-fusion.co.uk. No data has been lost or compromised: this is a domain-only issue. |
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 I would like to announce the immediate availability of PHP-Fusion v7.01 RC5. This is a release candidate and is not fit for production use. You can use this release to test the upcoming v7.01 release. If you find any bugs, please report them in the appropriate forum. Thank you in advance for your help with testing!
Download PHP-Fusion v7.01 RC5 (2.7MB)
As you may notice, we have skipped RC4. Shortly after RC4 was tagged and packaged, we noticed a major bug which rendered it quite useless. We then decided not to release it to the public as a package. You may of course, if you're interested, still pull it from Subversion (tags/7.01-rc4). |
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Release date for v7.01; dropping v6 support |
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Hello all! First of all, let me apologise for the delay in the release of v7.01. Due to unforeseen circumstances in the number of developers and the absence of the active ones, the development of v7.01 got delayed. Fortunately, we have great news for you!
On August 1st, 2010, PHP-Fusion v7.01 is going to be released! We are nearly finished with testing, so expect a solid release on August 1st.
With the release of v7.01, however, we are dropping support for PHP-Fusion v6. PHP-Fusion v6 is currently quite old and we see no reason so continue to support it. From v7.01 on, we will support each major release for one full cycle. This means that v7.00 will be supported until the release of v8.00, v7.01 will be support until the release of v8.01, and so on.
After the release of v7.01, we will be looking ahead to v7.02 and v8.00. You can expect more news about that in the future. For now, I hope you all look forward to v7.01 and would like to see you here on August 1st, to download it!
Note: for those who don't know yet, I was formerly known as mistermartin75. I lead the development of PHP-Fusion together with Starefossen. |
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 As some of our regular members may have noticed, we've recently been inundated with spam user accounts. These are accounts with commercial links to various goods and services that are only created to try and get some free advertising. These also include supposed "medical" support sites.
We are discussing ways of keeping these guys out without making if difficult for genuine people to register and post.
There is a zero tolerance for these kind of accounts and they will be immediately banned and/or blacklisted regardless of whether they post in the forums or not. The staff have enough to be doing without having to check each and every profile link to see if it's on the level. Genuine members have nothing to worry about as long as you don't have www.buymycheesyproducts.com in your profile.
The profile link is there for members to show their own site or a helpful resource site for the community. We are not here to make money for people! |
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SURVEY: Which PHP version are you using? |
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We are conducting a community survey in order to find out what our members use these days. PHP4 is officially dead for quite a while now and everyone should migrate to PHP5 because of its many advantages in security, performance and features but unfortunately some people are still stuck with PHP4 because of various reasons. We would like to find out how many of you still use PHP4 and if you're using a newer version, which one is it?
Please join this thread for details on how to find out the PHP version you are using and don't forget to leave a post in that thread to tell us why are you stuck with PHP4. Thank you in advance for your votes and comments. |
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PHP-Fusion v7.01 Release Candidate 3 |
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After a tough week of intensive testing and bug-fixing the upcoming PHP-Fusion 7.01 version we are now ready with the next (and hopefully last) Release Candidate version. All bugs and errors should now be fixed but we are still looking for more to be absolutely certain that the final version is as good and flawless as possible.
Important: The new Release Candidate version requires a database upgrade which is located in db_updates/db_update 10-06-09.txt. This should be copied into a Custom Page and be previewed, not saved in order to upgrade your database correctly.
Please remember that Release Candidate versions are for developers and experienced users who want to help testing the new version. Use it at your own risk. We want everyone who is testing the RC3 version to focus on testing the setup and upgrade from PHP-Fusion v7.00.xx and PHP-Fusion v6.01.xx to make sure the upgrade scripts are working correctly.
Download PHP-Fusion v7.01 RC3 - [2.7 MB] - Post any bugs or suspected errors in this thread.
Read more for changes from RC2 here. |
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PHP-Fusion v7.01 Release Candidate 2 |
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Hello, everyone! After a lot of work, testing and bug fixing, we present you PHP-Fusion v7.01 Release Candidate 2. This package is only meant for people willing to help us with the final inspection of v7.01, which we plan to release as soon as possible, and considering everyone is expecting the final result you should aim for a maximum of two weeks of testing. Just to be safe, do not use this package on a production website unless you backup everything before and you are willing to take responsibility for fixing anything going wrong after the update.
Report new bugs in: this thread |
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