Does anyone know of or have a Modded FAQ module that will show the list of questions as a link and then load the answer when someone clicks on a question? Some of my answers are 5 or 6 (or more) pages long and the default FAQ module is more appropiate for one liners.
It'd also be nice if it allowed reordering the FAQ.

All I've been able to find for FAQs is a bunch of dead links to FaqHaq and a program called paFAQ which isn't quite what I'm looking for and I don't want to use a forum for FAQs as it's not really conducive to my format.

conducive? that has to be the word of the night..nice one :-)

I can't say I have seen anything specifying what you request, but doesn't mean it's a bad idea either...I'll look around, see what I come across...

mikem

You can look here at HotScripts PHP : Scripts and Programs : FAQ's and Knowledgebases!
This one looks good and there are others. You could integrate something like this with an I-frame mod.

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FAQEngine A tool to maintain a FAQ database. Features: Data stored in MySQL, Categoriy support, Various display options, Admin interface, Support for multiple languages, Search function, Support for multiple instances in one database, Own header and footer, FAQ rating system, Email FAQ-entry or FAQ-list, Admins can post FAQ-list to newsgroup (NNTP), Users can write comments on FAQ, Users can post questions to the moderators, minimal knowledge base functionality, attach file to FAQ, and download FAQs for editing offline and the upload them again, or enter new FAQs offline and just upload (editor as java application available for seperate download). Price: Freeware - Version: 3.76 - Platform(s): PHP4, MySQL - Updated: 2002-12-16

If you need help integrating it into nuke I'd be glad to show you how. Or how to inegrate anything using I-frame or the new:

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Filename: NukeWrap 1 0.zip Filesize: 21584 Version: 1.0 Author: Shawn McKenzie Author E-Mail: AbraCadaver@mckenzies.net Author Website: http://spidean.mckenzies.net Description: NukeWrap is a PHP-Nuke module that enables virtually any web content such as html, scripts (home pages, galleries, shopping carts, php, perl, asp, etc.) to be easily incorporated into your PHP-Nuke site. Just call the NukeWrap module with any URL and it will display it in your PHP-Nuke main area/window. I call it a content wrapper (takes any existing content anywhere and wraps your PHP-Nuke site around it. Uses an (iframe) which must be supported by the browser and JavaScript to resize the (iframe).