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Odd question.. - 05-12-2003, 11:12 AM

I'm in a clan and the website we use now, www.ghostbear.net, is ran by perl scripts someone else wrote. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how I should go about makeing them work in phpNuke? I don't know anything about perl and I only know a little bit more than nothing of php.

What the website’s perl scripts do now is there is a form to sign-up, then the active members of the tribe vote on that person. So the members of the clan really pick who joins.

To stay an active member of the clan you have to have voted on a person that signed-up within the past 3 months and have to of answered the last 3 roll calls that's held on the 1st of every month.

The roll call perl script is automaticly started on the 1st of every month and last till the 10th of the month. So you have 10 days to answer roll call. If you miss 3 roll calls and haven't voted in 3 months you are deleted from the clan.

So that's what the perl scripts do. Anyone have any ideas on how I could add this to a nuke site I plan on switching to? Could I somehow just link to the perl scripts from the modules block somehow? I don't mind doing it that way but it makes the user sign-up twice, for the clan via perl scripts and then the nuke part of the site.
   
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