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GUI client frontend for managment of phpNuke: first screenshots available now! |
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 NukeEvangelist writes "Allen Warren announced the WarHead - a GUI client frontend for the managment: :: with SourceForge-projectsite
Now with a bunch of additional infos: warhead.sourceforge.net :: Feedback via contactmailer :: screenshots of the tool see what the frontend can do for you.
WarHead is a GUI client frontend for the managment of phpNuke web portals. Written in C++ in KDevelop and QTDesigner it allows the client to manage the content of a phpNuke site in a dialog based frontend running on a X Windows based enviornment. Currently in the Alpha Stage and searching for ideas to include in the development and design. Please travel over to the SourceForge-projectsite for more infos about the brandnew and exiting project: contact: majorbytes at users.sourceforge.net
The author: My main goal is to allow a user to manage multiple phpNuke sites through a GUI and to and speed up the work flow a bit. I have been using phpNuke for awhile now and I manage quite a few sites....""
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Posted on Monday, December 08 @ 14:02:54 CET by [RETIRED]mikem |
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Re: GUI client frontend for managment of phpNuke: first screenshots available now! (Score: 1)
by davper on Monday, December 08 @ 15:17:21 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.timbus.com | These questions are not for now but later in the completed product.
Is this something you would need root access or ssh access to the servers running the sites?
Would you be able to use this on a windows box?
Could it be used offline? Example: downloads the data to my laptop for editing while disconnected from the server, then uploads when connected. |
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