www.akopo.com

[benoue]

I realise that I've not presented my platform here.

So the URL is http://www.akopo.com
We're still customize it.

Regards,
Benoue

[phunkphorce]

That looks nice, congratulations. But when using Safari, there is like two footers for the main block in the page (the image with the round borders appears twice at the bottom of the main block)

[benoue]

I know, I have the problem with Firefox 2.0.0.1 too.

We're looking to fix it

[benoue]

That's the future of Akopo...
http://www.kerawa.com

We add some games using LT, and we'll add a forum and e-cards too.

ekwogefee tells me that LT is powerful enough to build a portal around it, and that's we're trying (and going) to do.

[phunkphorce]

That's great news, let us know if you have any problem

[benoue]

Thx,

we have some indeed.

We need to install on the same domain, some other tools. I've recently deployed PHPLIST in order to set up different newsletters on the portal, but it goes catastrophic.

Some broken links in PHPLIST lead to default blog, instead of the error page of PHPLIST. Sometimes, when following a link, you arrive to the admin page of the blog system...
It was totally impossible to run PHPLIST and LT properly AND together on the same system, and I still don't know why.
So, till today, I can't set up PHPLIST.....and i tseems that it is a conflict between the 2 systems, but I don't find out where till now.

[phunkphorce]

It looks like a configuration issue rather than LT's or PHPList's. You don't get to LT's admin page unless you explicitely type "admin.php" in the browser or an .htaccess redirects you there. Does phplist use its own .htaccess or Apache settings? I would look into that...