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WHAT THE FLATPRESS? - -First of all, let me thank you for choosing my FlatPress. I hope you'll -enjoy using it as I (almost) enjoyed writing it :) - -FlatPress is a brand new blogging platform under heavy development. - -Now, you may be like: «Another blog?? Who the heck would need that?». - - - -## 2. WHO THE HECK NEED THAT? - -Oh-kay, FP is flat-file based. This means *it doesn't require databases*. -Actually all the content in stored in text files, so you don't need -MySQL if you can't afford an hosting service which can provide that to you. - - - -## 3. COOL. I STILL DON'T SEE WHY I SHOULD USE IT - -«...as I could use SimplePHPBlog, Pivot, etc...». -Good question. FlatPress was born as an extension to SPB. -But let's clear the things out - -1. This is not a _fork_: we didn't take the SPB code and edited it; -2. This is not a rewrite: we didn't take SPB concept and reinvented its wheel - -This is a *new* project, which inherits from SPB just its *storing system*. -This means you can take your content/, images/ dirs from your SPB installation, -put them in FP's fp-content/ dir as they are, and, once installed, it should -almost work out-of-the-box. This is the aim. - -Note that we don't want every single SPB user to switch to FP, it's just -that, as a SPB user myself, I wanted an easy way to switch from that to my project -and by the way its storing system is not bad at all :) - - - -## 4. IF IT'S NOT THAT BAD, WHY THIS REWRITE? - -As I said, this *IS NOT* a rewrite. This is a new blog. -At the time we (I) started this project SPB lacked some features, it -wasn't W3C standard-compliant and, above all, it was obviously a pain -to upgrade if you had made many changes to the code. - -So the most important lacks were a plugin system and a little more -flexible theming engine. - -FlatPress uses the same plugin system of WordPress. -Beware: this doesn't mean you will be able to use any of the WordPress -plugins without any effort. Only a few of the plugin "hooks" have been -implemented (search the sources for apply_filters and do_action to know which ones). - -Also FlatPress uses the famous Smarty template engine for the themes (the -same of PhpBB). - -Of course, this now will sound great (and quite conceited), then remember -1. This is my first complete work in PHP -2. It's unfinished :) - - - -## 5. ANYWAY, IT SOUNDS PRETTY DECENT, HOW DO I GET IT TO WORK? - -OK, let's see what it will take you to run the fruit of my sweat -(sounds juicy, doesn't it? Yech!). - -A basic Apache+PHP system as a server should work. It has been small tested on IIS, -too. If you experience any problem, just let me know (be detailed describing the problem). -As I said, no need for databases. Anyway I must ask for a -version of PHP >= 4.3.0. I can't tell if it will work on older versions -so if it something is going wrong, first check this :) - -Unpack the .tar.bz2 you downloaded from the main site (probably -http://flatpress.nowhereland.it/) and http://flatpress.nowhereland.it/downloads/) -and then upload it on your webserver (or test it locally). - -Point your browser to http://yoursite.com/flatpress/ and just follow -*carefully* the istructions :p - - - -## 6. FINAL WARNING AND GOODBYE - -This you're using (or you're about to use) is intended as a TEST version; -it should be very stable, but it if it ever blew your PC up, just -remember you'd been told. - -Kidding. - -People tell me I'm quite unprofessional presenting this project. -You'll see why when you'll install FlatPress for the first time... -If that won't make your day, I just hope to make you smile :) - -Once you're ready tell us what you think on the main site; any -feedback is appreciated! - - - -## CREDITS - -I want to thank here some people that helped (and are helping) me with -this project. - -Hydra, betatester, small-coder, and official cheerleader :D -drudo, theme designer, supporter, space and time provider - -Other thanks to giulio and alcor for their precious advice. - -As an additional note, I'd like to thank also Tychondriax -another friend of mine who occasionally helps me with betasting -and bug-discovering :) - -Thank you all, guys, without you I would have already given up. - - - -Edoardo Vacchi (NoWhereMan), August, 2 2006 - -email: real_nowhereman at users dot sf dot net -www: http://www.nowhereland.it -flatpress home: http://flatpress.nowhereland.it - - diff --git a/TESTING b/TESTING deleted file mode 100755 index 701a938..0000000 --- a/TESTING +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -This is a test version and it's not intended for production. diff --git a/fp-includes/core/core.system.php b/fp-includes/core/core.system.php index 7388ad2..ce96ee1 100755 --- a/fp-includes/core/core.system.php +++ b/fp-includes/core/core.system.php @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ function system_hashsalt_save($force = false) { return true; } -define('SYSTEM_VER', '1.0.3.php7'); +define('SYSTEM_VER', '1.1'); function system_ver() { return 'fp-' . SYSTEM_VER;