I'm a lurker more-so than an active contributor, but I do, generally, love the CMS. I think there's a lot of fans frustrated at the lack of any real development. Other CMSes have kept up with the times and some (like Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla) manage to keep pumping out generally well received updates (admittedly Joomla has only recently been really well rated). PHPFusion has been v7 for over 6 years (https://php-fusion.co.uk/news.php?readmore=418). There are still bugs in basic functionality and many of the add-ons in the add-on DB are old, outdated, and don't work (or work well) with the newer v7 versions. Many people would call this a dead project, but every so often you guys release some news or a teaser about v8 development. Even the Alpha "alpha" site (next.php-fusion.co.uk) has seemed to have disappeared, despite it being an exciting look at the features going into development. It's frustrating because v7 sites and themes feel old. They look old and they act old. I want to use PHPFusion in my next project. It's hard to argue against Wordpress, Drupal, or Joomla. It's hard to push a great CMS when development is sluggish at best. I don't have easy answers, but I felt like voicing my concerns in the hopes that it's not seen as rampant nit-picking, but true blue concerns from a long-time fan of PHPFusion.

How do you hide the category menu on news.php? It has News Index, Bugs, Downloads, etc.

I'm looking for something where people can post an idea or suggestions and others vote on it. As more people like an idea it will get placed higher and higher on a list. I'd like something where admins can come in and "lock" or otherwise "remove" the suggestion after review...does anyone know if anything like this exists already?

Does anyone know of a billing/invoicing infusion for PHPFusion? Would anyone be willing to make one (I'm willing to pay, we can hash out the details)? I'd preferably like one linked with a payment gateway (or a few) as well. Thanks!

My Infusion administration interface is not loading. It loads about this much of the code: Code Android Watchtower - Keeping an eye on the latest Android I've confirmed this issues happens while in Firefox as well as Chrome (latest versions for both). Please help! :| Merged on Apr 20 2012 at 01:58:07: I went into the error log and got this nugget: require_once(infusions/acl/functions.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory It appears to be related to the ACL infusion....any idea on what is happening?

Sorry to comment in an older thread: I've used this ticketing system but there are a few quirks. When you press "submit" after locking a ticket, the ticket still updates...can anyone update this? My PHP-KungFu isn't strong.

Is there an infusion or some sort of plans to extend User Group permissions? I'd like to block out certain infusions (among other functionality) from different groups.

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in taking up a project to modify/upgrade the antispam panel (or develop a new one) so that it would be compatible with 7.02.05? Truthfully all I really need is a system that can check users (manually) from an infusion (so there's no modification of core files) and can delete/disable/report (to stopforumspam.com). If you're willing to develop an infusion I am willing to pay so long as: 1) It can be released to the public 2) Be open source $50 or so as I'm not asking for something that's overly beautiful. Thanks!

I'm not really good at this kind of thing, but would someone be willing to convert xmas2 to v7? From what I can see on http://www.themesbase.com/preview/?pr...review=272 it looks like it has much of the functionality (the preview is running on a v7 copy of php-fusion. It's a damned good theme and it'd be a shame to keep it updated.

For those of you who do not know me I'm a member that's been away for nearly a year and half. I tried other CMSs and went for a time without a site really...but I'm back to good ol' fusion. In my time away I realized why I liked this CMS...the community. No other CMS had it's core developers so keen on just even HELPING its user base. I remember back when Digi recoded a problem I had right there on the spot. I can't remember exactly what it was, but he did it and as I remember it wasn't a big deal. Things like that will stick with me and keep me coming back to the CMS that I find the best. Thanks to digi and the rest of the developers for creating one of the best CMs out there!