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Geeklog 2.0.0 Release Candidate 3

Authored by: Farley (Anonymous User) on Saturday, March 30 2013 @ 04:49 pm EDT

I MAY have used GeekLog in a bit of a DIFFERENT way than was originally intended.

I'm using:

1. geeklog-1.8.2.tar.gz - (main install)
2. geeklog-1.8.2-upgrade.tar.gz - (security upgrade)
3. menu_0.9beta_1.8.0.zip - (Dressy-MENU)
4. forum_2.8.0_1.6.0.tar.gz - (Forum)
5. rnews-1.01.zip - (kick-butt news page)

a. The Forum is a Separate-Sub-Site as a Private-Forum and uses a Separate-Database.
b. The RNews is in an IFrame in a StaticPage and uses a Separate-Database.

Note: 3-Databases are in use ... (so far).

Check it out at:

http://www.WestTXTrader.com

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I've tried WordPress, Joomla and maybe some others over the past few months.

I have found GeekLog seemingly to be the Most-Efficient (or with less overhead processing where the webpages are presented)

GeekLog does do things a bit differently in regards to SCRIPTs-(.js files) being located at the End of the Page instead of at the Beginning ... took a bit to figure out how to use the Built-in Functions. For Example:

<code>
<! -- Begin -->
global $_SCRIPTS;

$_SCRIPTS->setCSSFile('aRSSFeedCSS', '/../RSS_Page/css/styles.css');
$_SCRIPTS->setJavaScriptLibrary('jquery');
$_SCRIPTS->setJavaScriptLibrary('jquery.ui.tabs');

$_SCRIPTS->setJavaScriptFile('jfeed','/../RSS_Page/js/jquery.jfeed.js');
$_SCRIPTS->setJavaScriptFile('aRSSFeed','/../RSS_Page/js/jquery.aRSSFeed.js');

$js = "$(document).ready( function() { $('div.RSSAggrCont').aRSSFeed(); } );";
$_SCRIPTS->setJavaScript($js, true);
?>

<div class="RSSAggrCont" rss_url="http://feeds.feedburner.com/MishsGlob...ndAnalysis" rssnum="6">
<div class="loading_rss"><img alt="Loading..." src="/RSS_Page/images/loading.gif" /></div>
</div>
<! -- End -->
</code>

Plus leaving the "Public_Html"-Folder with the Main-GeekLog-Code ... (and or COPY the "Public_Html" to a new folder; NOT Moving it).

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Opinion: GeekLog is Underated for what it CAN do.

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