[joomlaturk]

this site has a extension that turns your joomla site to digg or pligg website

Joomla! Extensions Directory - Tutorials Component v1.0.1 Beta 2

you can go to this site and see how it looks
NSOrg - Tutorials

bad thing is extension is for old joomla 1.0x not for joomla 1.5


this website has a pligg look alike joomla site too Joomlanews - publish your news, read the news, vote favorite news / Published News

I do not know how he did it

can someone help me out?

I really like to build a pligg look alike joomla website

[fsdave]

Drigg is not Pligg ported to Drupal. Drigg is a module that was written to duplicate the digg funcitonality for Drupal. It does not share any code with Pligg.

[ruptan]

Originally Posted by joomlaturk

this site has a extension that turns your joomla site to digg or pligg website

Joomla! Extensions Directory - Tutorials Component v1.0.1 Beta 2

you can go to this site and see how it looks
NSOrg - Tutorials

bad thing is extension is for old joomla 1.0x not for joomla 1.5


this website has a pligg look alike joomla site too Joomlanews - publish your news, read the news, vote favorite news / Published News

I do not know how he did it

can someone help me out?

I really like to build a pligg look alike joomla website

I believe JoomlaNews has used Pligg. Not sure about the others.

[behoppe]

Hi xoail and all,

I have built a site with Joomla 1.5.9 and Pligg 1.0.0 RC4 at http://link-to-results.com

You can see the pligg page as a wrapper at Social Bookmarking

Currently I have no backend integration between Joomla and Pligg. I tried looking up http://www.vaked.com/ but the site was down.

I am using JFusion to bridge Joomla & Moodle. It works amazing and supports 8 or so other platforms with a seamless login integration.

The JFusion team has posted a generic JFusion plugin so that developers can make their own for sites not supported by JFusion staff. The generic plugin is here: JFusion - JFusion - View topic - Looking for blank plugin files

Is there anyone working on a Pligg-JFusion plugin so we can integrate Pligg with Joomla, Moodle, etc? This would be a great addition to the Pligg universe.

[behoppe]

I just bridged my Pligg 1.0.0RC4 site to Joomla 1.5.9 with the following JFusion Plugin
http://forums.pligg.com/suggestions/...html#post80758

[roe_g]

Originally Posted by behoppe

I just bridged my Pligg 1.0.0RC4 site to Joomla 1.5.9 with the following JFusion Plugin
http://forums.pligg.com/suggestions/...html#post80758

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to web stuff. The readme.txt says:

Hack your Pligg installation and create a file "logout.php"
The logout.php file should exist in the same directory as
the login.php file. The logout.php file should do exactly what
is done by logi n.php?op=logout. In theory hacking Pligg in this
way should not be necessary, but it was the first way I got
logging out to work...

I'm not sure how to do this. Could someone help please. If someone already has it, can you please attach a zipped copy, or explain it so a newbie like me knows what to do? Thanks.