Continuing the series about working with modules, this tutorial demonstrates how to display modules to registered users who have logged in while hiding them from other site visitors.

The Mambo PHP cheat sheet is a downloadable pdf that shows the PHP code that is used in Mambo templates. If shows Mambo header code, how to display and position modules, how to initialise the editor and which code to use to call the content from within Mambo. It is free to download.

This tutorial shows you how to determine Absolute Path for your Mambo web site.
When uploading from a local testing server to a web server the absolute path also needs to be updated.
The absolute path is the directory where Mambo is located on the server hard drive.
This small PHP script will report the actual absolute path.
Make [...]

How do you go about finding out your version of PHP, or other server applications running on your server? Here's how…
If you need to check which version of PHP your site is running on, or what your session.save_path is, whether register_globals are on or not, or any other server information about your site, create a [...]

This tutorial deals with "session save path" warning messages that you may encounter in setting up your Mambo CMS website.
session save path Unwriteable
orsession save path Not Set
Session.save_path is a PHP directive which needs to be set in your PHP configuration settings (the php.ini file). It is unusual to encounter problems with this in a shared [...]

What You Need to Run The Mambo Open Source Content Management System
The minimum system requirements for running Mambo on your server space are:
Apache
The operating system Apache is installed on can be anything that the Apache platform supports, but it is Linux, Mac OS X, Windows 2000/XP and BSD that has been tested properly with Mambo. [...]