Philippe Marschall wrote: Thanks Philippe, Let me ask if there are any forum's running on any seaside? -- brad fuller http://www.Sonaural.com/ +1 (408) 799-6124

Brian Brown wrote: Heck, I don't know the difference. I don't know what phpBB is like (but, I'm old enough to intimately know BBS's!) Any example? For that matter, is there any other seaside based, pre-configured system that would supply forum-like functionality?

I have one I will be releasing soon. It isn't online yet, but you can see what it will look like at: www.hisflame.ch. At the moment it looks exactly like that, except the guest book has been replaced with "login". When the band members log in they get a few more buttons, and when I log in I get the big grey pier boxes to let me add new pages, changes settings and so on. As you can see, the front flyer is out of date. My pier site has a calendar where the band members can put in a concert date (or concert recurrence date). There are 3 places that get driving by the data in the calendar. The front flyer, which looks for a file on disk with the name matching the next concert date, the "termin" link which shows the next 5 events and one other place that just shows the next termin. This way, the site will be the authoritative place for band members to see when the next date is, and the flyer can't end up getting out of date like this. The site is full of custom components. In fact, the only things in the site that are stock pier are, I think, two static pages. Everything else is a component of some sort or another. Oh, and the site is completely done with styles. If you have a browser that can, you can turn off style sheets and you will see a plain white text page with no pictures anywhere, except where it was part of the data being rendered (e.g. the CD Cover picture). _________________________________________________________________ Get live scores and news about your team: Add the Live.com Football Page http://www.live.com/?addtemplate=football

David rotlisberge did SmallBB in VisualWorks (I do not remember whether it is in Seaside). But we could give it if people are interested. Stef On 30 janv. 07, at 19:06, Lukas Renggli wrote:

SmallBB isn't really a forum component for SmallWiki 1. The very first version was designed like that, but then we decided to make SmallBB independent of SmallWiki by using Seaside as its backend instead of SmallWiki 1. So you can use SmallBB independently of SmallWiki 1 (and of course Pier), but you cannot directly use this forum as a component for SmallWiki 1 or Pier. SmallBB is available for VisualWorks on the public Cincom Store, there's no version available for Squeak. It's also based on an older version of Seaside, so a migration to Squeak and to current Seaside would require some work. Even more work is required to implement SmallBB as a forum component for Pier. If someone wants to do that, I'm willing to help, but I don't have any plans to do such an implementation myself. Kind regards, David