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javaria88 said:
hello, the site you have given is not opening, please tell me what to do, the link is forwarding to other website 🙁
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Yep, since rodolfo do not allow mods integration in his commercial script, I won't work on it anymore.

Their will be no version for either 1.9 or 2.0
 
Danny.Domb said:
javaria88 said:
hello, the site you have given is not opening, please tell me what to do, the link is forwarding to other website 🙁
Discount local businesses
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Yep, since rodolfo do not allow mods integration in his commercial script, I won't work on it anymore.

Their will be no version for either 1.9 or 2.0
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You can't make your own moded version of 2.0 but you can do it on the NB release. You can also make a step by step mod guide for any commercial script on the market... Key factor here is that you are planning in a mod for a release that has not been released and you don't even have seen one single line of code of it... If you want to do it go head.

2.0 has a way different (yet easy) way to work for extend the code, even to develop third party apps like desktop uploaders and so on, I have plans for pluggable content but not pretty soon because I want to make a sweet transition not a complete mess.
 
Rodolfo, when you are coding in OOP, it is really easy to integrate your code in anything, you simply add your class, and using any template system, adding 3-4 lines of php ... calling the class and output information isn't hard at all.
 
Danny.Domb said:
Rodolfo, when you are coding in OOP, it is really easy to integrate your code in anything, you simply add your class, and using any template system, adding 3-4 lines of php ... calling the class and output information isn't hard at all.
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2.0 is OOP
 
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