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...any developers and not very difficult to integrate into your project. The Geeklog developers have made this very straightforward and enabled the API calls in
'''NOTE: '''You will need to use Geeklog version 1.3.7 or above. Otherwise you'd have to apply [[#Outdated versions|
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The system requirements for installing Geeklog v2.2.2 (the last time the requirements changed) and later are as follows:
## OpenSSL Extension (To enable the Geeklog OAuth Login process)
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...lated language first. But usually, the best way to start a new translation is to make a copy of <tt>english.php</tt> (or <tt>english_utf-8.php</tt>) and
...all 3rd party plugins) use their own language files. Another language file is used by the install script:
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...sists of all the necessary files you will need to interface your code with Geeklog. It includes:
...copying the files to their proper locations, the first thing you should do is decide on a name for your plugin and using your file editor change all inst
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...are project. The template code Geeklog uses is from PHPLib, however, which is under the LGPL.
...but like all good open source projects, depends on the community. Geeklog is currently maintained by '''Dirk Haun'''.
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Creating a theme for Geeklog is easy and quite fast. If you can manipulate HTML files then you can create a
== Geeklog’s theme engine ==
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== Geeklog Documentation ==
...mation about this version please read [https://www.geeklog.net/article.php/geeklog-v2-2-2 this announcement article].
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...necessary steps to perform before, during, and after the release of a new Geeklog version.
...ppen on [http://www.geeklog.net/staticpages/index.php?page=GeeklogSecurity geeklog-security] only.
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Upgrading is no different than a New Installation except your database already exists an
Take extreme care to back up any files from your current Geeklog installation that have any custom code in them, especially lib-custom.php (
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...of today and it is not going to change any time soon, as long as spamming is cheap, can be done safely through open proxies or from countries, hosting s
Spam protection in Geeklog is mostly based on the [[Spam-X Plugin]], originally developed by Tom Willet.
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== Geeklog Documentation ==
## [[What is Geeklog?]]
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The Geeklog language files have been translated into more than 25 languages - but that
....php/multilingual-en first multilingual hack], which was later [http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=61999 built upon and generalized] by LWC.
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== What is it? ==
...ting pages with static content (as opposed to the dynamic pages created by Geeklog) - hence the name. Pages like an "about us" page, a mission statement, etc.
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...m accessing your Geeklog site (e.g. after a failed plugin install), here's what you can do to disable the plugin manually:
...are having an issue with a plugin you installed during or after installing Geeklog you can copy back your install folder and run the install again. A link to
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== What is it? ==
...rce software. Google have been running this program every year since 2005. Geeklog was accepted as a mentoring organization in [[Summer of Code 2007|2007]], [
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<h1>
GeekLog Configuration File</h1>
<p>The
Geeklog Configuration file (along with the languages file)
is the place to make changes to system-wide settings such as the name of the s
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Geeklog was [http://www.geeklog.net/article.php/summer-of-code-2007 accepted] to take part in the [http://c
=== Geeklog 1.4 ===
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...de. There is no central area for the site admin or members to moderate for what they can receive notifications or how they want them handled.
There is also the need to expand the ability of sites to provide alerts for events i
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Geeklog was [http://www.geeklog.net/article.php/summer-of-code-2009 accepted] to take part in the [http://c
== What is it? ==
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...[Google Summer of Code]]. We think that these would be useful additions to Geeklog, so we are interested in project proposals based on these ideas. In the sta
How could Geeklog (possibly the install script?) support such a setup? E.g. syncing changes b
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