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50 lines
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simplog
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simplog is a simple PHP blog engine. It's supposed to either be implemented into
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an existing webpage (simplog.php) since this in only the engine part or being
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run as is with the included index.php which is a simple webpage easy to
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customize.
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Usage
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simplog.php is intended to be included (with php include) on your webpage,
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therefore simplog.php doesn't include any HTML start/end tags or anything
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like that. That's for your webpage to handle, simplog is made as clean as
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possible for this reason. The includes and user directory also needs to be on
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your server in the same directory, they include important files. In the user
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directory you can create new posts and edit existing ones. To edit a post click
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on Edit post (in /user) and fill in the date and title of the post you want to
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edit. Hit Find post to find the post or posts matching. Now you can edit the
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post.
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From 2014-06-26 there is a index.php file included with a simple yet fancy
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webpage one can use for everyday blogging. It's simple to customize since all of
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the design, colors etc resides in a single CSS file.
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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:
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Go to http://mydomain.tld/path-to-simplog/install.php
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On this page you enter a password for the admin user. The admin user is unique
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in the MySQL table so once you've entered a password for the user you cannot
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run it again. But to really be on the safe side you should remove install.php
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after you have entered a password for admin.
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Once you have entered your desired password you have created the table for the
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blog and can start filling it with blog posts.
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Screenshot
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Contributing
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Any contributions are welcome since this is a work in progress.
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Add yourself to the THANKS file if you like to after contributing to the
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project.
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