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Mod Submission Guidelines

Please read the following guidelines carefully before submitting your mod. Failure to do so may result in your mod being rejected.

[N.B. - Mods is the general term used in this document to describe all infusions, panels and other modifications.]

Mod Translation Guidelines

General

You may submit mods by other authors either as conversions or updates, but you must acknowledge the original author in the file header(s), mod copyright section [if any] and the ReadMe.
You also need to have the original author's permission to submit a mod unless it is released under Affero GPL or other licenses that grant the right to distribute the file.
If you use third-party images, you must also have the permission of the author to use them.
If you use third-party scripts, you must also have the permission of the author to use them and leave all acknowledgements/copyright information intact.
Please note: If mod author name is different from your user name, your profile statistics will not count the mod

Mod Submission

All mods must be written for PHP-Fusion
All mods must contain at least in one file the required header copyright info, filename, author and licensing info. [See below]

All mods must be tested and work with PHP-Fusion
No Alpha, Beta or other test releases will be accepted.

Submission Files

All mods submissions must be released under the GNU Affero GPL v3 licence and must contain a copy of the licence, eg; agpl.txt or agpl.html
If your mod was co-authored by someone else or if you just wish to acknowledge their contibution, enter their name in the Co-Author field and it will show in your mod details
If you wish to submit a mod that was made by someone else and you have their permission to do so, you can enter their details into the Author Name, Email and WWW fields.
In all mods [where applicable], text must be stored in a separate language file (eg; locale/English.php).
They also must contain complete installation instructions in the form of a ReadMe as below.

readme-de.txt or readme-de.html - German
readme-en.txt or readme-en.html - English
readme-es.txt or readme-es.html - Spanish
readme-fr.txt or readme-fr.html - French and so on.

All submissions must be sent in archive format, eg; .zip, .rar
Please ensure the folder structure complies with the images below.

Infusion/Panel Structure.	User Field Structure.

Submitted Screenshots: Max. filesize: 1.43MB / Max. size: 1800x1600 pixels

Mod Security
Please ensure all mods are free from security flaws, such as unsanitized variables. Use stripinput on all form fields.
Use the built-in security functions like checkrights and groupaccess functions.
These and all the other PHP-Fusion fuctions are explained in the Fusion Functions database.
Test your mod before submission! If you're not sure, post your query in either the Alpha or Beta forums.

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