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    Q: PHP-Nuke

    Is it possible to simply grab a module from an existing page?

    To clarify, I've got a htm frames site that I want to use in conjunction
    with PHP-Nuke. The site is already up and running, and rewriting is not
    really an option. I've installed PHP-Nuke on the server, and it's all
    running fine. However, I don't want PHP-Nuke to be the whole site, I just
    want to use cool features (like the calendar, news posts, etc), and link to
    them from the existing menu.

    Is this possible?

    TIA,
    Ranga


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    • Ranga
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      Re: PHP-Nuke

      yep, you can :)

      "Ranga" <notme@all.co m> wrote in message
      news:E2SYb.6559 6$Wa.35151@news-server.bigpond. net.au...[color=blue]
      > Is it possible to simply grab a module from an existing page?
      >
      > To clarify, I've got a htm frames site that I want to use in conjunction
      > with PHP-Nuke. The site is already up and running, and rewriting is not
      > really an option. I've installed PHP-Nuke on the server, and it's all
      > running fine. However, I don't want PHP-Nuke to be the whole site, I just
      > want to use cool features (like the calendar, news posts, etc), and link[/color]
      to[color=blue]
      > them from the existing menu.
      >
      > Is this possible?
      >
      > TIA,
      > Ranga
      >
      >[/color]


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