In order to have a centralized and efficient project management, all XOOPS modules hosted by the xoopsforge.com are now moved to dev.xoops.org while only extended discussion will be accepted here.

Modules on dev.xoops.org:

1. Article
2. CBB (newbb)
3. Digest
4. DokuWiki
5. MediaWiki
6. Planet
7. Xlanguage
8. XMLine
9. XPress (WordPress)

XOOPS, modules

XOOPS is approaching a next generation of web CMS - XooSphere. During the procedure, we have a couple of intermediate releases, including XOOPS 2.013, 2.2*, 2.3 and so on. It is good for users to get know of some features they are expecting before the final XooSphere comes out, however, the modules for various release of XOOPS causes troubles to XOOPS users and module developers. Hereby we are doing out best to make a package of modules compatible with all active XOOPS releases: XOOPS 2.013, XOOPS 2.2*, XOOPS 2.3

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XOOPS, XooSphere

I am going to be away from Xoops dev for a while.
Module updated before my departure.

1 XPress 1.52 French language package: submitted by kris @ frxoops.org

2 xLanguage 2.05: minor changes including French language package by kris @ frxoops.org

3 XPress (WordPress for XOOPS) 1.5.2 PHP release

4 CBB 2.30 Final Release

5 CBB 1.15 Relase

6 DokuWiki for XOOPS 1.1

Thank earplane, the xLanguage in Norwegian is available at http://xoops.no/modules/wmpdownloads/

xLanguage, Norwegian

A few months ago, when building a multilingual site with xlanguage, I found the site was crashed occasionally when xlanguage was enabled.
To fix the problem, I hacked the sections module to store different languages of contents with different column and let xlanguage watch slight contents only, like menu, titles, tables.

Yesterday pgroell reported the same problem. Very early this morning, I got his message:

i just found this on the net, maybe it ’s the problem.
http://www.phpbuilder.com/lists/php-documentation-list/2003101/0039.php
A bug in Php, I’m using php 4.3.10, and don’t know if this has been fixed.

And then, the original bug report at php.net:

From http://www.pcre.org/pcre.txt, LIMITATIONS:

“The maximum length of a subject string is the largest
positive number that an integer variable can hold. However,
PCRE uses recursion to handle subpatterns and indefinite
repetition. This means that the available stack space may
limit the size of a subject string that can be processed by
certain patterns.”

It should be noted that the maximum amount of data between pairs of tags
in this PCRE case is not a constant as it differs between platforms,
even with the same installed PHP versions. On a Debian box, I was able
to process about 11650 bytes between to matching div tags.

Seems I was so lucky, using a silly but right solution before knowing the causes.
There will be some related documentation for xlanguage.

Thanks pgroell.

multilingual, xlanguage