The PHPFusion Management Team decided to make a small addition to the PHPFusion Code of Conduct. It's about paragraph #3.2, relfecting our position on Products based on PHPFusion. This is something we had in mind for some while because there are already a few projects based on PHPFusion that (their authors) claim to be better in some ways. Considering writing a CMS like PHPFusion is not even nearly a day's job to take care of all features, requirements and security aspects, it is normal that using PHPFusion as a foundation requires a fair share of respect and a healthy attitude regarding its creators when advertising the new product. PHPFusion is still a work in progress, just like virtually all other active software products so it's never completed and never satisfactory for everyone. This is why people start their own projects or build upon others, to reach the point where they have everything they need just as they need it. It's just a matter of being practical. With all due respect for developers who can take coding in their own hands and make something better for themselves and other users with similar needs, we introduced paragraph #3.2 in our Code of Conduct to remind them where they started from and that they should pay more respect to their foundation. Having these said, please look into the details. The PHPFusion Management Team also urges the National Support Site leaders to update their translations of the Code of Conduct to reflect the latest addition to our set of rules. Thank you.

Stop the presses! Read all about PHPFusion v7! Finally, the PHPFusion 7 handbook is available. It's worth mentioning it took this much because the first version was made in Danish, by Jan Moelgaard, then the manual got through some more painful and time consuming tasks: it's been translated, adapted to English, having all screenshots created all over again. Then the PHPFusion Crew stepped in to check whatever might be inaccurate just before it got published. Hats off to Jan Moelgaard, who did a great job with the book! What's new? Well, you know... it's all about the core and the new features in PHPFusion. Written on top of its v6 base, the book now covers all the new core's particularities, including: - multi-site - new infusions system - theme engine updates - user administration restructuring - forum ranks - other stuff Along with these you will find - we hope - everything you need to know in order to install and administrate your PHPFusion v7 website. Have fun reading! The Official PHPFusion 7 Manual [6.26MB]

It is with great pleasure that I announce the immediate availability of PHPFusion 7.00.07! This release is a bugfix release, which fixes the following issues: - preg_match error in maincore.php - version number update - year 2010 hard-coded As usual, there is a full release package and an update package containing only the changed files. This time, a combo update is also provided for those who had not updated to 7.00.06 yet due to the preg_match error. The combo update contains the files from the 7.00.06 and 7.00.07 update packages. I hope you will like this release as much as any other. I will soon post an update on the development of PHPFusion 7.01. Thank you once more for your continued support to PHPFusion!

Season's Greetings! I'm sure you've noticed that I've not been around much for some time. Having worked on PHPFusion for almost a whole decade naturally my passion and energy levels have dwindled somewhat. I decided to take an extended break in which I could pursue other projects and interests. In my absence the team have done remarkable job in keeping PHPFusion alive and well and brilliantly supported, for this I am eternally grateful (Thanks guys!). I'd name everyone but it'd take up too much room! Haha. 2010 promises to be another big year, I know the dev team are busy completing v7.01 (not sure of it's release schedule). Early plans are under way with regards to v8 although I can't provide any details yet, I will be heavily involved that's for sure! I would like to thank each and every one of PHPFusion's users, you make our efforts so very much worth while, we appreciate your support in ways words cannot describe! I would also like to say a special thanks to those of you who have paid for licenses and copyright removal. Have a wonderful new year! Nick

On behalf of the PHPFusion Crew and myself I would like wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year! 2010 will be an exciting year for PHPFusion, as we will be releasing v7.01 next year as well as more details on PHPFusion 8. As I have said in my previous post, we cannot reveal much yet, but I am confident it will be well-received. Thank you, once again, for your support in 2009 and we would love to still have your support in 2010! Happy holidays!

Hello all! I wanted to post a quick update on the development of PHPFusion so you all know what we're working on behind the scenes. We are currently busy finishing up 7.00.07, which fixes a minor and a major issue in 7.00.06 (both non-security), and we are working hard on 7.01. We cannot say exactly when 7.01 will be released, but we are making good progress and are almost ready to enter the testing phase. Besides that, we are starting to look ahead into the future and focus more and more on PHPFusion 8. Currently we're solely in the planning phase and have not done anything code-wise yet. I expect we will be making solid plans the coming two months before we start taking feature requests, etc. But you'll hear more about that later. For now, this is it. Thank you for your continued support to PHPFusion and we will keep you posted!

I am happy to announce the immediate availability of PHPFusion 7.00.06! PHPFusion 7.00.06 is a bugfixes release but also introduces PHP 5.3 compatibility. Among the bugfixes are some textual fixes and some touch-ups. There is a full download as well as an upgrade package, which may both be downloaded via either the 'Downloads' section on this web site or our project page at SourceForge. We advise everybody to upgrade and hope you will all enjoy this release as much as you have enjoyed others in the past. We also appreciate your continued participation in our community and hope to grow our community even further with your help.

The PHPFusion Management Team (MT) has decided that we should recreate a Design Team. Therefore we are looking for people that are familiar with PHPFusion and its design. We need people that are skilled when it comes to design, graphics, themes, PHP or marketing. If you have skills within some of these areas, and want to participate in forming the future of PHPFusion and its theme-engine, please read on.

We are announcing a new support site launch. So far, our experience told us it is a good call to gather more countries on a single support site if they use the same language. The Spanish support site is the first to handle users from more than one country. Actually, they are open to support requests from 20 countries beside Spain - so that would make more than 40 countries that benefit from official PHPFusion support if we add the other national support sites. While we understand different countries also mean different people and different opinions, our international team is and will be permanently prepared to handle things is a manner that will make support sites run smoothly and pull out the best benefits for the users - because that's our ultimate goal. In order to achieve this goal we have appointed the right people to lead multinational support sites and our second community built upon the idea of a common language will be the one for the Dutch language, lead by a mixed team of devoted people from both Belgium and The Netherlands. To recap, multinational support sites allow smaller teams to handle requests from multiple nations. The best developers and managers of the supported countries will form one leading team and they will be able to offer better assistance to everyone. We hope that all of the users from the Belgian and Dutch sites will enjoy the new site. It means that all users must re-register but that is hopefully a minor matter in the long run. Eventually activities on the Dutch and Belgian present sites will slow down and cease, since the new site will be our Official Dutch Language representative. Good luck! KEFF The support site is now up and running at http://www.phpfusion-nederlands.info!

Mike Johnston over at CMSTester.com has reviewed PHP Fusion Core 7 and has given it a 8/10! The review is fairly thorough from a users perspective and even walks you through the install process. Thanks to Mike for the awesome review and we look forward to working even harder next version to provide an even better experience to its community! Cheers from the PHP Fusion Crew You can read his review at the following URL: CMSCritic.com

On behalf of the dev team I am proud to announce the official release of PHPFusion Core 7 Edition.

A second release in 4 days! PHPFusion Core 7 Edition release candidate 2 is now available for download. This release includes a number of bug fixes, basically the latest svn snapshot. You can update your v7 setup by just uploading the files, no database update is required in this case. Otherwise, v7 can be installed afresh or you can upgrade from v6.01. Please read the included readme for full instructions before installing or upgrading. Note that v6 mods, infusions and themes are NOT compatible with v7, you must either update or remove such items BEFORE upgrading to v7. Download PHPFusion Core 7 Edition RC2 Additional locale packs Catalan, Czech, Danish, French, Hungarian, Polish, Polish UTF-8, Portuguese/Brazil, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish

It's been a nagging question asked more and more lately, when is v7 coming? Well Ladies and Gentlemen, today is the day! We are very proud to announce a Release Candidate (RC) of PHPFusion Core 7 Edition. Although not the final version, I and the dev team feel we have done as much as we can in a closed environment. We do of course have various things to complete such as dev guides, user documentation, license fees and the all important translations. V7 can be installed afresh or you can upgrade from v6.01. Please read the included readme for full instructions before installing or upgrading. Note that v6 mods, infusions and themes are NOT compatible with v7, you must either update or remove such items BEFORE upgrading to v7. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their committed hard work. Download PHPFusion Core 7 Edition RC1 Additional locale packs: Catalan, French, Hungarian, Polish, Polish UTF-8, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish Coming Soon Danish, Lithuanian, Russian

It's the news everyone has been waiting for, PHPFusion Core 7 Edition has now entered beta testing. We expect to release the final version in around 3 - 4 weeks time. The development team have been working tirelessly since January, especially since the SVN was finally utilised. So what will version 7 feature? Well, take a look at the development log for starters as it shows the major changes since we began last year. There are numerous new features along with faster loading, enhanced security and a much more flexible theme engine. Version 7 will represent a new era for PHPFusion providing a platform on which we can add many more exciting features in future versions. Look out for PHPFusion Core 7 Edition some time in June (Yes June 2008!).

Before I begin, we feel that v7 is dominating things here a bit too much. We want to very much continue support for v6 while development continues on v7. We have a significant backup of planned additions to v7, itd be crazy to start adding to our current plans, so please lets not have any further requests for the time being. I must reiterate that v7 is not supported, hence we wont respond to such requests. With that said, Im pleased to announce the release of the Infusion SDK for Version 7. You will need to ensure you are using the very latest SVN release (it is updated regularly btw). Due to some structural changes, v6 infusions cannot be installed but full conversion instructions are included. Download the V7 Infusion SDK here.