Posted this so the Smarty forum, but no replies, so now it goes to the
list: Anyone know of a forum app that is suited to use with Smarty? We
need to integrate a forum into a site group that makes heavy use of
Smarty to present multiple sites from one codebase and one database.
Most forums that I've seen seem to have the application logic tied to
presentation overly-tightly. I'd like to be able to say, instantiate a
forum object and pull discussion threads from it as deep arrays, and
send that to Smarty for presentation. Surely someone has travelled this
road before? I can write it myself, but it would be nice to use a more
mature app for something so user-intensive as a forum.

TIA!
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voice: 541-683-6231
fax: 866-853-4148

Did you check the wiki (software using Smarty) ?

Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:

> Posted this so the Smarty forum, but no replies, so now it goes to the
> list: Anyone know of a forum app that is suited to use with Smarty?
> We need to integrate a forum into a site group that makes heavy use of
> Smarty to present multiple sites from one codebase and one database.
> Most forums that I've seen seem to have the application logic tied to
> presentation overly-tightly. I'd like to be able to say, instantiate
> a forum object and pull discussion threads from it as deep arrays, and
> send that to Smarty for presentation. Surely someone has travelled
> this road before? I can write it myself, but it would be nice to use
> a more mature app for something so user-intensive as a forum.
>
> TIA!

Monte Ohrt wrote:

> Did you check the wiki (software using Smarty) ?
>
> Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:
>
>> Posted this so the Smarty forum, but no replies, so now it goes to
>> the list: Anyone know of a forum app that is suited to use with
>> Smarty?
>
I did. The only forum-related item I found was Tiki CMS, which is not a
forum app per se. Perhaps it would be useful, perhaps not. I'm willing
to look, but was hoping that someone on the list might have a
suggestion. I also googled around, and did find something appropriate.
Two other possibilities are Drupal and XOOPS. Using Drupal for its
forum only is like buying a swiss army knife for just its corkscrew -
might work, but hardly ideal. Any experience with XOOPS? AFAIK it's
much like Drupal...

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NeptuneWebworks.com <http://www.neptunewebworks.com/>
voice: 541-683-6231
fax: 866-853-4148

Afaik, h ere're no forums using smarty (at least actively developed), I
started one long ago, but never got around to finish it.. I might get back
to it after I finish my blog.


On 03/02/06, Pedro <daffodil@daffodil.uk.com> wrote:
>
> Drupal does not use Smarty ..
>
>
> Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:
> > Monte Ohrt wrote:
> >
> >> Did you check the wiki (software using Smarty) ?
> >>
> >> Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:
> >>
> >>> Posted this so the Smarty forum, but no replies, so now it goes to
> >>> the list: Anyone know of a forum app that is suited to use with
> Smarty?
> >>
> >>
> > I did. The only forum-related item I found was Tiki CMS, which is not a
> > forum app per se. Perhaps it would be useful, perhaps not. I'm willing
> > to look, but was hoping that someone on the list might have a
> > suggestion. I also googled around, and did find something appropriate.
> > Two other possibilities are Drupal and XOOPS. Using Drupal for its
> > forum only is like buying a swiss army knife for just its corkscrew -
> > might work, but hardly ideal. Any experience with XOOPS? AFAIK it's
> > much like Drupal...
> >
>
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Drupal does not use Smarty ..


Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:
> Monte Ohrt wrote:
>
>> Did you check the wiki (software using Smarty) ?
>>
>> Maximillian Von Schwanekamp wrote:
>>
>>> Posted this so the Smarty forum, but no replies, so now it goes to
>>> the list: Anyone know of a forum app that is suited to use with Smarty?
>>
>>
> I did. The only forum-related item I found was Tiki CMS, which is not a
> forum app per se. Perhaps it would be useful, perhaps not. I'm willing
> to look, but was hoping that someone on the list might have a
> suggestion. I also googled around, and did find something appropriate.
> Two other possibilities are Drupal and XOOPS. Using Drupal for its
> forum only is like buying a swiss army knife for just its corkscrew -
> might work, but hardly ideal. Any experience with XOOPS? AFAIK it's
> much like Drupal...
>