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Bob K.
Bob K.
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Author: Bob K.
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Hello,

phpBB is an open source forum application. Initially released in 2000, phpBB is currently the most used "free" forum application with millions of people using the application every day.  I am curious as to why Incomedia has not developed an object management option or instructions o how to integrate phpBB forum into a website? Blogs are nice but I would like to interact with site visitors and share knowledge that I have about my website topic. 

Thanks,

Bob

I am truly enjoying using website X5! 

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Jorge M.
Jorge M.
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Hola Bob, no necesitas un objeto para eso, la mejor manera de integrar un foro externo como phpBB es usando un link de Nivel.
Los pasos serían estos:

  1. Creas en el servidor una carpeta o un sub dominio.
  2. Descargas el foro phpBB desde phpBB.com (http://downloads.sourceforge.net/phpbb/phpBB-3.0.0.zip?download).
  3. Instalas el foro en la carpeta o sub dominio
  4. En WebSite X5 agregas un Nivel
  5. En el Nivel configuras el link del foro.

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HiBob,you do not needan object tothat, the bestway to integratean externalforumlinkphpBBisusing aLevel.
The stepswould be these:

  1. You createa folderon the serverorsubdomain.
  2. DownloadsphpBBforum fromphpBB.com(http://downloads.sourceforge.net/phpbb/phpBB-3.0.0.zip?download).
  3. Installthe forum inthe folder orsubdomain
  4. InWebSiteX5you add a New Level
  5. Select theNew Leveland their propertiesto configurethe linkto the forumis inthe folder orsubdomain.


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regards
JorgeM.
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