Thanks.. :) I was actually looking at all 3 to see which I can edit best 
(I have some custom code I would need to put in), but if I had to choose 
1, I would probably pick FuseForum to run as it seems the most fusebox 
accessible. :)

Thank you again. :)

s. isaac dealey wrote:
>> On a side note...
>>
>> Does anyone know of a fusebox based forum that doesn't use MVC layout? 
>> I.e. It's all in one circuit and it's basically plug and play?
> 
> <snip>
> 
>> Anyone out there have a forum that is self contained in one circuit? I 
>> might as well also cross post this to the fusebox group just in case.
> 
> I don't... I can however give you a simple pattern for converting an FB
> app that's been written using the 3-circuit approach. 
> 
> 1) Find their controller circuit XML (I assume)
> 2) For each <do action="mForum.XXX" /> find the corresponding action in
> the model circuit (mForum) 
> 3) Copy the code from the XML in that action to the controller action
> replacing the <do> verb. 
> 4) Copy any included files from the model directory into the controller
> directory 
> 5) Repeat steps 2-4 for the vForum view circuit 
> 
> For that matter I could probably write a script that could do this for
> you in CF. Probably wouldn't even take very long to do... If you're
> interested, throw me a URL to the forum you want and I'll see if I can
> throw one together... Probably only take me about an hour. 
> 
> hth,
> 
> ike
> 
> 

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