Not sure, I usually look at the PHP manual online and sift through the
comments, but have never used any lists.
Experts Exchange sometimes throws up PHP results, but you are supposed
to have a subscription - last time I googled, you could look at the
answers in Googles Cached pages without having to pay for subscription.
If you are using CakePHP there is good support / mailing lists for that
- they have a Google group, so I would have a look around for similar
groups just for PHP, etc.
Sorry if that's not much help.
Glen
Lehr, Theodore M (N-SGIS) wrote:
Sorry - I meant something like this where I can turn to when I have a
problem....
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Phorum - this is okay, easy to customise the look when you find the
template folder, header, footer & css
PHPBB - horrible to integrate with - tried doing a system to
automatically add new users for a CMS to the forum and had to rewrite
large chunks of code - does not separate code from SQL from content.
The people from Wordpress were working on a system called BBPress -
looked promising, but have not tried it out.
HTH
Lehr, Theodore M (N-SGIS) wrote:
Anyone know of a good php forum?
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