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I have solved the above path errors -- it seems I had some of the files upload to the wrong place.

But now the blog does not show up. I have the replacement tag listed in a WYSIWYG HTML content part and I have successfully added a blog entry in the model area of the admin area.

I have installed the new shinypixel blog but am getting an include error I think.

I have the file: blog.module.php -- installed in the path:

/home/mywebsite/public_html/wcms/phpwcms_template/inc_script/frontend_render/blog.module.php

but I get these errors when I try to preview my blog page ...

Well, I found some sample replacement tag examples in V. 3 of the calendar documentation:

Here they are and they work:

{CAL:1:cal_noevents.php:events_left_table_165.php:0:2}
{CAL:1:cal_allevents.php:events_left_table_165.php:0:2}
{CAL:1:cal_eventsonly.php:events_listing.php:0:2}
Note: The last ...

I have successfully installed the ionrock calendar mod and would like to put in a replacement tag in my content to display the calendar. However, I am not sure of the syntax. From the documentation I got this:

{CAL:Category Id #:Calendar template file:Event template file:Container Div id Name ...

TheSearch wrote:if you give the pages an alias it will look like:

root/index.php?name

I cheked the docu but don't see where alias refers to changing URL's.

(NOTE: This thread is now in the support forum where it should have been)

Is it possible to have a URL instead of this:

/root/index.php?id=0,2,0,0,1,0

More like this:

/root/pages/index.php

Make sure to checkmark the options for creating Tables & creating Admin account!
oops, my bad, yes it would help if I had checked those checkboxes. I managed to overlook them the first time. All set now, tables were created, logged in -- thanks!

Just as a suggestion, maybe those two checkboxes ...

I just installed 1.2.7 (new, not an upgrade install) and the process went flawlessly (or so I thought).

I go to the login page and it says there are errors when I try to login with the default username and password .

So I checked on the backend in PHPMyAdmin and no tables were created at all ...

ok, I guess my question is answered:
there is no blog solution - it not what phpwcms is meant for....

but under every article you can put the content type "guest book" and then you can let your users comment every articles... just modify the template for the guestbook see: http://www.phpwcms.de ...

look in the hacks-section. there is a blog mod.

rush Evidently a guy has been developing a blog mod for a while and it has been development but it’s gotten delayed a number of times and is not ready yet. That’s the only reference I could find for one. I guess I'll wait and see if that one actually ...

How hard is it to integrate a blog into PHPWCMS?

Would I use some sort of iFrame? I didn’t see where PHPWCMS has a blog module like Drupal or others.

However, I really like the simplicity of PHPWCMS over some of the other CMS’s so that is what I am choosing to go with it.

-- Dan