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Larry Johnston
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Re: Is it allowed (Website Design/Award Question)

I personally would disagree with using PHP Nuke. Just because of the fact its not coded by "rules"... if you go and check page validation just after installing you will get a ton of invalid code errors. Not to mention all the security holes in PHP Nuke.

I would personally go with Mambo.... you can do anything you can do with Nuke if not more. Its easy to manage. Its Secure. And its fully valid.

But do note something else with both PHP Nuke and Mambo... if you get any custom modules or components... the code for them may or may not be valid but the CMS itself is.
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2006 BMR - Delphi Driving Tomorrow's Technology Award

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