The most interesting thing of the moment

phpGedView DOES work with phpnuke.

Download:


phpGedView-3.1.zip AND pgvnuke-3.1.zip





upload the files in the phpGedView-3.1.zip to a folder called
phpGedView which you have made in your modules directory. THEN upload
the files in the pgvnuke-3.1.zip to the same folder.





Now...



you have to copy the pgv_footer.php to the base phpNuke directory.





now you have to configure phpgedview...


you CAN NOT do it from within phpnuke.


Go to yoursite/your nuke directory/modules/phpGedView/





at this point it should tell you to set up your admin and to configure phpgedview.





NOW...






Go to phpnuke administration (ie admin.php) and then click on modules.


Activate phpGedView (or whatever you have called phpGedView) make it invisible becasue this link will not work.





Build a link somewhere for phpGedView - similar to the one below - note that the module it calls is pgvindex.php (not just the index.php so std links in phpNuke module won't work)





I made a block called My Genealogy and it jsut had a link in it to the right file...









looked like <a href="modules.php?op=modload&name=phpGedView&file=pgvindex"> The GedCom File</a>

posted by Matthew O. Smith @ 1:55 PM