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simplog
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simplog is a (very) simple PHP blog engine. It's supposed to be implemented into
an existing webpage since this in only the engine part and does not contain a
complete webpage/blog of any kind. It's also intended to only have a single
user.
What's missing?
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Not much really as of 2013-07-27, depending on how you plan to use it. Included
is a template to create the MySQL table, a small HTML and PHP file to create
new posts, a simplog.php file that displays your posts and a config file to
connect to a database and set number of posts per page. Now there is also a
HTML file to find your posts and edit/update them.
You no longer need to protect the user/ directory yourself. Authentication is
done using the database.
Since of 2014-06-25 there is also nice HTML-template for a real blog. So now
it's possible to just upload it and start blogging away!
simplog is a simple PHP blog engine. It's supposed to either be implemented into
an existing webpage (simplog.php) since this in only the engine part or being
run as is with the included index.php which is a simple webpage easy to
customize.
Usage
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edit. Hit Find post to find the post or posts matching. Now you can edit the
post.
From 2014-06-26 there is a index.php file included with a simple yet fancy
webpage one can use for everyday blogging. It's simple to customize since all of
the design, colors etc resides in a single CSS file.
How do I create the MySQL table?
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Either create a new mysql user and database or use an existing one, then either:
Either create a new mysql user and database or use an existing one, then:
Option 1) Go to http://mydomain.tld/path-to-simplog/install.php
Go to http://mydomain.tld/path-to-simplog/install.php
or...
Option 2) Run this command from the shell:
mysql -u <user> -p <database> < blogtable.sql
You'll be asked to enter the password for the user, enter it.
Now you have created the table for the blog. Now you can start filling it with
blog posts.
On this page you enter a password for the admin user. The admin user is unique
in the MySQL table so once you've entered a password for the user you cannot
run it again. But to really be on the safe side you should remove install.php
after you have entered a password for admin.
Once you have entered your desired password you have created the table for the
blog and can start filling it with blog posts.
Screenshot
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![alt text](screenshots/blog.png "Blog")
Contributing
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Any contributions are welcome since this is a work in progress.