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The Hello Plugin allows you to write, save and send html emails to groups. As some mail agents don't support HTML or their users prefer to receive plain text messages, Hello plugin include a plain text message as an alternate for these users.

Hello plugin send also daily digest automaticaly if this function is activated in the main Geeklog config. You can set the number of emails to send per run to avoid server issue. You can also send daily digest when you publish a new article, or you can reset a user's daily digest settings (articles and forum) which will come in handy when the user's email address became invalid and emails start bouncing.

Version 2.1.1 Feb. 7th, 2016

• [new] add template location
• [new] switch to CKEditor

The monitor plugin use the geeklog Cron Schedule Interval to send by email to the site admin the log files (access, error, spamx, captcha...) and to clear those files. You can also display and clear the log files online.

This addition to Geeklog subverts the existing links functionality to provide a tailored system for displaying "interesting" links elsewhere.
The primary difference with the existing links facility is that News Picks is a very rapidly changing and growing list of links.

A calendar solution for Geeklog that foregoes the bulky calendar. evList is an event list plugin for Geeklog 1.4.1. evList supports recurring events, categories, and more. New to this version is event reminders.
If upgrading please read the upgrade.txt file.

The monitor plugin use the geeklog Cron Schedule Interval to send by email to the site admin the log files (access, error, spamx, captcha) and to clear those files. You can also display and clear the log files online.

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Put Classifieds Ads on your site in minutes.

Forum plugin for Geeklog
This release addresses XSS in the forum's bbcode.
md5 checksum: 27d88f50006f2b7a104ab75c1a511184

This plugin allows you to backup/restore Geeklog database WITHOUT using mysqldump(.exe).

This is a Geeklog Plugin for managing Frequently Asked Questions. It is the one used by Geeklog.net and supports Geeklog v2.1.3 and higher (including v2.2.0).

It is based on the FAQMan from Stephen Ball.

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A simple blog plugin. Sometimes users find the stories a little complicated to use. This plugin provides a simpler version without topics or introductions, and only the advanced editor. Comments are supported.

This is a SAMPLE boilerplate plugin that installs and works for both MSSQL and MySQL.

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For the moment this plugin only integrates with Articles, where you only need to place an autotag like this: [fblike: story_id]

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This plugin is an adapation of the YouTube plugin by drshakagee (http://www.geeklog.net/users.php?mode...p;uid=6959)
to work with http://tv.muxlim.com.

Yet another CAPTCHA implementation for Geeklog-1.6.0 or newer. This plugin uses Google reCAPTCHA service and protects your site from SPAM bots. IMPORTANT: PHP-5.3.2 or newer required.

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Media Gallery Media Browser - FCKeditor Plugin to allow automatic creation of MG auto tags within the FCKeditor. v1.5 has been updated to support new auto tags in Media Gallery v1.5

The Geeklog FAQ plugin allows webmasters to create FAQ categories and FAQ entries.

Plugin Requirements:
- Geeklog v2.1.2 or higher
- PHP v5.6.4 or higher (including PHP v7)
- MySQL 4.1 or higher

New Features, Improvements, and Bug Fixes:
- [Bug] Fixed an undefined variable error that could cause a sql error

For a complete list of closed issues and features for this version see:
https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/fa...1?closed=1

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This is a bug fix release to better handle underscores in tags.

List Projects and/or Tasks
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Fixed multiple issues, see bug reports on thomassoft.net

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Shows what visitors are searching for on your Geeklog site.

Now supports Geeklog v2.1.3 and higher (including Geeklog v2.2.0).

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Archive plugin for Geeklog. Allows to create a flexible hierarchical structure of cards/items in a database. Allows linking to items from other plugins (staticpages, images, forums, stories, calendar events, etc.).