I know that there are many free forum packages available on the net, but the forum that is on this website has a look and feel that is easy to follow and would match nicely with the shopping cart software.
I would suggest that a program be developed so we can all run our own forums using CC software.
Some say it can't be done, while others are doing it.
I agree what a fab idea
That is a great idea! I love the idea of a forum system designed by coffeecup, it would be simple to maintain and use. 
I agree, I am a forum fan and hope to incorporate one eventually. With the way CC has a la carte software that is integrated to the main site design software it would be a great add-on.
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I agree! In fact, I logged in today JUST to suggest coffeecup design an easy to use forum creator. I think it is a great idea!
-Doctor James
"We never know how far reaching something we may think, say, or do today will effect the lives of millions tomorrow." -B.J. Palmer
http://www.clinicallysignificantproduct … /index.php
"We never know how far reaching something we may think, say, or do today will effect the lives of millions tomorrow." -B.J. Palmer
http://www.clinicallysignificantproduct … /index.php
I too agree. I was going to suggest that today as well. I think some of the features should include: direct posts or moderated options, registered users and/or non-registered users, survey options example: rate service 1 - 10, friendly 1 - 10, results would appear plus have a space for comments, survey options would be customizeable like a "forum", be able to list links, emails, user profiles, user names, all with click options as to what would be allowed. Or maybe a basic forum software with modules available if you need a more detailed program... ie; pay for the options you need. Of course as with all the CC software, you end up with more extras than you pay for in comparison to competitor software. 
Plus CC Software is more user friendly backed by awesome support.
Happiness is a cup of coffee and a good mouse.
Rick
Plus CC Software is more user friendly backed by awesome support.
Happiness is a cup of coffee and a good mouse.Rick
I agree with CC software being user friendly Rick! I am playing around with some of the free open source Forum software, although it is easy to download and install...it's a pain in the butt to modify and change the layout if you don't have a lot of experience with php etc. I'm learning as I go, but it's just so time consuming! Free is good, but with my beginner's knowledge I'd much rather save myself 3 days of work and just spend $29-$49 on a coffeecup program that pretty much slashes the learning curve!
-Doctor James
"We never know how far reaching something we may think, say, or do today will effect the lives of millions tomorrow." -B.J. Palmer
http://www.clinicallysignificantproduct … /index.php
"We never know how far reaching something we may think, say, or do today will effect the lives of millions tomorrow." -B.J. Palmer
http://www.clinicallysignificantproduct … /index.php
about time that we have this utility as program
Forums and Guestbooks are great if you can control who uses them. I have used open source forums and guestbooks on my site, only to have them spammed by anyone and everyone. One thing I have come to find out is that it is not easy to go back a month after and have to delete postings one at a time. If you guys develop a program, please keep this in mind!
FYI, I don't want to password off these types of apps on my site as the number of potential viewers would make it hard to manage that way. I prefer an open forum that can be controlled easily.
FYI, I don't want to password off these types of apps on my site as the number of potential viewers would make it hard to manage that way. I prefer an open forum that can be controlled easily.
Forums and a guestbook would be both great applications for CoffeeCup. As a new user and currently in trial of software, id love to see an application for this.
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