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Date: 27/10/2009 17:25 PHP NUke templates and memHT compatibility	#post22335
hi mem and all memht members , i was wondering if is it possible to use PHP Nuke temaplates in memht portal? if so can anybody help? thanx in advance

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Date: 27/10/2009 17:31 Re: PHP NUke templates and memHT compatibility	#post22336
I'm affraid they aren't at all. PHPNuke templates are PHP code included in the engine, while MemHT uses a specific semantic, decoded by the template engine. Completely different logic and code. Follow me on twitter if you want to be updated on the MemHT 5 development.

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Date: 27/10/2009 23:13
Re: PHP NUke templates and memHT compatibility

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Obviously not rudykaka. Just as templates MemHT 3 are no longer compatible with the 4.
Try to imagine ... WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO GET A TEMPLATE AND THE OSCOMMERCE MemHT TRANSFORM IN A STORE?? NO!

Each CMS has its own code and forms of treatment ... create a template in memht is an easy task to compare with the PHPNuke for example.
Look for a template for MemHT and will soon realize that it is practically the same as creating a basic HTML site ... the difference is that instead of buttons, you will add the functions ... and this is very little up!

And this issue had been discussed here in the forum ... is another topic talking about this subject! SEARCH! Smile