Tag: siteframe.ini

subdomains Glen, I have not cracked the code on getting siteframe running on a subdomain. It will run fine if I set the ini file site url to subdomain.domain.com but the URL rewrite does not work. Since the sub is just a pointer to a directory I modified htaccess with the base of /subdomain/. Should I have left this at / ??? Thanks, Coby
4 comment(s) / cglusky / Q&A / on May 18, 2006 at 09:53

Trackback Some time ago, I removed Trackback functionality from Siteframe because of the potential for abuse. That is, with Trackback, it's very easy for a spammer to create false Trackbacks that link to spam websites. After thoughtful deliberation, I've restored this functionality, but have it disabled by default. Configuration All Trackback functionalty is controlled by two basic settings: ...
0 comment(s) / glen / Internals / on January 1, 2006 at 11:03

API Overview REST (REpresentational State Transfer) is a technique for providing web services that leverages the built-in capabilities of HTTP, the protocol that drives the web. In REST, like in the web itself, data objects are represented as resources, and HTTP provides verbs that act upon them. The initial discussion of REST as an architectural style occurs in Roy Thomas Fielding's dissertation ....
0 comment(s) / glen / API / on December 18, 2005 at 20:01

rss.php rss.php is the script that generates all of the page-based RSS feeds for Siteframe. (Some RSS feeds, such as those for search results or all tags, are not a list of pages and are thus generated using a template.) rss.php executes a SQL statement that returns a list of pages, then creates a DOM tree in RSS format for those pages. Query String Parameters rss.php, when invoked without any...
0 comment(s) / glen / Scripts / on December 10, 2005 at 16:34

setup.php This is the installation script for Siteframe Beaumont. Whenever a page is launched, a check is made to determine if the database table(s) are accessible; if those tables do not exist, then it is presumed that the software has not yet been installed and the scripts are redirected to setup.php . setup.php performs a number of tasks: It performs a number of "sanity checks" on...
0 comment(s) / glen / Scripts / on November 27, 2005 at 21:08

The Widescreen Template Set It's called "widescreen" because it's a liquid layout that uses the entire screen width, rather than a fixed-width column. I'll attach some screenshots later. Configuration To use this as your default template set, set default_site_templates="widescreen" in your siteframe.ini file. This will use the templates unmodified. Custom CSS. Widescreen allows you to specify an optional CSS...
0 comment(s) / glen / Templates / on November 21, 2005 at 07:36

HowTo: install Siteframe 5.x The README.txt file that is distributed with Siteframe should have the latest information on the product as well as a set of simplified installation instructions. These instructions are intended to be very comprehensive, and probably contain more information than any reasonable person needs. Assumptions You have an account with an ISP or web hosting provider You know the final...
8 comment(s) / glen / HowTo / on April 24, 2005 at 08:29

Logging Siteframe 5.x has two internal tables for logging. The first is the audit log; this is always functional and records any major changes to data. The purpose of this log is to track changes to the system; for example, if a large number of objects are deleted from the site, you can use this log to find what event or user initiated the deletion. The second log is called the user log and...
0 comment(s) / glen / Internals / on April 17, 2005 at 16:32

HowTo: integrate the widgEditor editor widgEditor is a simple rich-text editor available from http://www.themaninblue.com/experiment/widgEditor/ . It has the advantage of being extremely simple to install and use, though it's not nearly as full-featured as other options. Here are the step-by-step instructions for integrating it with Siteframe Beaumont. Step-by-step Download the latest version of the editor from the site...
1 comment(s) / glen / HowTo / on March 28, 2005 at 04:22

HowTo: integrate the FCK editor The FCK editor is a full-featured rich-text editor that can easily be integrated with Siteframe Beaumont. Here are the step-by-step instructions. Step-by-step Download the editor from http://www.fckeditor.net/ . Unpack it using the appropriate file archive utility into the directory fckeditor in the same directory in which you installed Siteframe. You can use another...
0 comment(s) / glen / HowTo / on March 28, 2005 at 03:49

siteframe.ini Most of the core configuration for Siteframe Beaumont is performed through the siteframe.ini file. This is a text file in standard .INI file format that defines configuration variables for use by all the site software. There are several types of lines in the file: Comments begin with a semicolon and extend to the end of the line. Sections are indicated with [brackets] and must...
0 comment(s) / glen / Internals / on March 18, 2005 at 11:30