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Welcome
Other professional PHP-Nuke enhancements, addons and tweaks are in the works. See nukePIE demo - using URL Trends RSS 2.0 feed below the menu on the left
Coming soon: How to SEO PHPNuke, a guide and checklist for PHP-Nuke search engine optimization |
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nukePIE ™ is a replacement for the standard Nuke block feed reader and provides PHP-Nuke with the ability to:
- Display RSS 2.0, ATOM 1.0, or any properly-formed feed in Nuke blocks
- Display feed item descriptions as either full-HTML tool tips or as title tags for the link
 nukePIE™ performs the opposite function of nukeFEED™: nukeFEED™ generates feeds from PHP-Nuke content, and nukePIE™ consumes (or reads) feeds from any source. nukePIE™ uses the SimplePie class and BoxOver script.
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nukeFEED ™ provides PHP-Nuke with the ability to:
- syndicate most types of content and easily add additional content types
- use modern syndication formats like ATOM and RSS 2.0
- significantly improve standards compliance (verses the 10 most recent news stories via the standard PHP-Nuke RSS 0.91 backend.php feed)
- display a feed map in both HTML and OMPL formats
- support auto-discovery of published (active) feeds
- define syndication feeds with more detailed attributes, including multiple sort orders (e.g. recent, popular, highest rated) at multiple levels (module, category, forum, etc.) and for a specified number of items
- maintain a list of feed aggregators and provide subscription links to these aggregators or any feed reader
- integrate with FeedBurner to cache feeds, track and report usage statistics, monetize feeds through advertising and more
- preview feeds to help visitors determine to which feeds they want to subscribe
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 nukeSEO ™ includes several advanced tools and services designed to improve the search engine placement of PHP-Nuke sites and to make PHPNuke SEO friendly. This PHP-Nuke addon provides a methodical approach similar to offline commercial tools like WebCEO (for free, of course!) and includes these functions:
- Review and validate your robots.txt file
- Research keywords, including keyword relevancy, keyword density, "suggest keywords" / similar keywords function via Wordtracker and Overture, and competitive analysis by keyword
- Maintain your meta tags
- Generate and submit Google sitemaps (sitemap.xml)
- Submit your site to major search engines
- Monitor results, including keyword ranking / position (SERP), search engine saturation, link popularity, and (tentatively) Alexa traffic ranking
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nukeWYSIWYG™ provides a flexible, integrated "what- you- see- is- what- you- get" HTML editor for PHP-Nuke without sacrificing security. nukeWYSIWYG uses FCKeditor 2.3.2 and the kses HTML filtering class to check HTML. Integrated into RavenNuke™, nukeWYSIWYG™ is a powerful visual HTML editor for PHP-Nuke with many features, including:
- WYSIWYG HTML editing with support for common browsers, including IE, Firefox, and Netscape
- on/off switch at the site or module level
- support for standard "display-as-you-go" or template-based ("build, then display") approaches
- automatic disable when accessed by crawlers to save bandwidth
- multiple toolbar configurations to address functionality, performance, and security
- dynamic configuration of the editor size via the rows parameter
- dynamic detection of subdomain and subfolder implementations (modification of FCKeditor)
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nukeSEO Social Bookmarking provides a flexible way to bookmark news on popular social bookmarking sites like Digg, del.icio.us, furl, reddit, tecnorati, Yahoo MyWeb, and many more. Social bookmarks help improve search engine rankings and increase traffic. nukeSEO SB was designed to enable social bookmarking links in graphic or text formats for any content type.
Specific instructions and examples are included for:
- PHPNuke / RavenNuke News
- NSN News 1.x
- NSN News 2.x
Also includes nukeSEO Social Bookmarking blocks.
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The nukeSEO Mouse Hover over Topic BoxOver popup forums mod provides BoxOver popups in the viewforum and search pages of the Forums module.
BoxOver's use of the title tag enhances search engine optimization in addition to improving usability in the forums by displaying the last message in the topic. This enables visitors to see the discussion before navigating to the topic.
NOTE: Includes BoxOver 2.1 from http://boxover.swazz.org
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The evolution of FCKeditor to CKEditor promises significant improvements, and some of them are delivered in CKEditor 3.0. The biggest improvement is speed - CKEditor loads significantly faster than FCKeditor in our unofficial tests. But there are a few missing pieces that need to be addressed before we can integrate the latest visual editor.
Hits (improvements):
- load time (speed)
- accessibility
- multi-language improvements
- AJAX improvements
- Custom config file to simplify updates
- New Spell-check-as-you-type (Scayt) function
- did we say speed?
Misses:
- Quick upload and file browsing are not included (yet), and were replaced by commercial-license-only CKFinder
- Some other FCKeditor 2.6.4.1 functions not yet working in CKEditor 3.0 (e.g. Div button, Universal Keyboard, ability to set height of visual editor as a %)
Most of the misses should be addressed in the next release, 3.1. A limited version of CKFinder will be included, though the limitations haven't been announced. The DIV button is already in the SVN version, and ability to set height as a % has been announced. The Universal Keyboard will not be restored due to licensing issues.
Another change that impacts nukeWYSIWYG™ is the way the editor is loaded. While FCKeditor 2.6.4.1 loaded the JS on demand (i.e. in the BODY section), CKEditor requires that it be loaded in the HEAD section. This appears to have been done to improve speed and also to enable the ability to more easily activate the editor for all visible textareas. Although this change succeeds on all fronts, it requires additional complexity in the installation of the CKEditor JS in the HEAD section, and may require changes to PHP-Nuke and RavenNuke™ modules, addons, tweaks to avoid loading the HEAD JS on every page.
We'll wait for the misses to be addressed in the CKEditor 3.1 release before updating nukeWYSIWYG™ (or at least until we find an open source file manager that can be integrated and that works consistently). In the mean time, we'll work out the details on the changes required to load CKEditor in the HEAD section...
Read more for details on the toolbar function changes and on open-source alternatives to CKFinder.
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