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...hile 'staticpages.PHP' is not checked. To allow members of the Static Page Admin group to use PHP in static pages, you will have to check the 'staticpages.P
...the Root group instead (the user with the lowest user ID, most likely the Admin). If you change this to 1, static pages will be deleted when their owner's
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Now you can get back into your site. Go go to the Configuration admin panel and change the default theme back to a working one, then remove the a
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...funct and the administrator will still be able to create a new user in the Admin panel. Leave this as 'false' if you only want to force visitors to register
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...egrated into the Professional theme. You must be a member of Root or Story Admin to be able to add a story this way.
...Members can also be assigned selectively to individual groups (e.g. "Story Admin"). By changing the group showing in the drop-down box and selecting the che
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...ns further down on the page. It is recommended to leave this set to "Topic Admin".
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#* You will probably want to leave the "Group" set to "Block Admin".
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# Clicking the <I>Filemgmt Admin</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
# Clicking the <I>Filemgmt Admin</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
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* run www.yourdomain.foo/admin/install/index.php
* login to your page using default Admin/password
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...ginname/</nowiki>. You have to use similar webserver tricks to map in any admin, layout or other parts of the plugin which may be included (depends on the
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...d security like using proxy servers to lock down access to, say mysite.com/admin to a subnet while allow access to mysite.com/ to the entire internet!
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* Site email address (also used for the initial Admin user account)
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...round them. Please take a look at the templates under /layout/professional/admin/lists/list.thtml to understand what you can do with them. Those forms are u
* Function used to manipulate fields in admin lists
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...you can do in the rare event that you are being locked out of your site's Admin account:
...2;</pre> (assuming your user's id is 2, which is the case for the default Admin account).
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A site admin could edit config settings, edit site layout files using a local HTML edito
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...a site design that you like that is //not// open-source, contact the site admin or author and ask for permission to port their design to Geeklog. Most will
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First, admin/install/config-install.php must be altered by adding a new $c->add() line.
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<td valign="top">admin@example.com</td>
<td valign="top">E-mail address for all admin mail</td>
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...of limited use to users without Admin access (Story Admin or Static Pages Admin), though. They will only have read-only access to the stories and static pa
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There is also a script at http://yourgeeklogsite/admin/install/check.php that can test the permissions for you.
7. Open your browser and navigate to http://yourgeeklogsite/admin/install/install.php and follow the directions!
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When using the Admin's version of the story editor, a user can upload images that are to be used
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