Downloads

Downloads plugin adds downloads section to your Geeklog site.

This plugin is derived from the famous Filemgmt plugin. And, adds various features.

more ...

The Downloads Plugin adds a file downloads section to your Geeklog site.

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:
- [Security] Improved filtering of URL variables
- [Improvement] Supports PHP v7.0+
- [Improvement] The help file is now directly accessible from the Downloads Admin area
- [Improvement] Now uses the latest comment API (and other improvements) from Geeklog v2.2.1
- [Improvement] Supports multiple template themes
- [Improvement] Removed FCKeditor option since it has been depreciated
- [Bug] Fixed file id issue when cloning download in Admin
- [Bug] This help file is now accessible from the Downloads Admin.

For a complete list of closed issues and features for this version see:
https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/do...2?closed=1

more ...

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.

Integration of the ErfurtWiki (http://erfurtwiki.sf.net/) wiki into Geeklog. Gives your website a wiki for all your users to write in. If upgrading, make sure you read the install/upgrade instructions.

A wiki integration into Geeklog. Allows you to have a wiki (ErfurtWiki) on your website. Update allows you to prevent anonymous users from posting to the wiki.

For plugin developers: This is meant as a sample implementation of the profile-related plugin API functions introduced in Geeklog 1.3.8. It is NOT very useful for anything else ... Please read the enclosed README carefully.

External Pages Plugin -- Allows you to incorporate external pages into Geeklogs security, stats, and search.

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

more ...

This is a repackaged version of Blaine's FAQ Manager plugin, containing an updated functions.inc (adds support for autotags, among other things), a rewritten index.php, and a German translation.

Another updated and repackaged version of the FAQ Manager 0.8. No new functionality, but the install script no longer requires register_globals=on now. Requires Geeklog 1.5.0 or later.
md5 checksum: 47855d805f06db19a221ceed08b72223

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.

more ...

** Beta Release for Testing **
Geeklog Plugin for managing Frequently Asked Questions. Based on the FAQMan from Stephen Ball. Plugin now provides Geeklog integrated install, de-install, admin, security, search and modified templates.

The Geeklog FAQ plugin allows webmasters to create FAQ categories and FAQ entries. The minimum Geeklog version required is v2.1.3 (including v2.2.0).

more ...

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

more ...

Recommended release for your geeklog site. This version includes a fix to a potential security issue (remote file include vulnerability) and a number of smaller bug fixes with the way the category and subcategory listing is displayed.

A simple Flickr plugin that provides an autotag to display thumbnails of Flickr photos on your site and link them to their respective photo pages.

more ...

This is a simple Flickr plugin for Geeklog. All it does right now is to provide autotags to show pictures, galleries, slideshows.

more ...

This is a simple Flickr plugin for Geeklog. All it does right now is to provide autotags to show pictures, galleries, slideshows.

more ...

This release fixes a typo that prevented the fortune entries from showing up randomly.

more ...

Forum plugin for Geeklog
This release addresses a potential XSS in anonymous usernames.
md5 checksum: 68c06e997733984cc421a592b75bb5ed

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

This plugin adds a native forum to your Geeklog installation.

more ...

This plugin adds a native forum to your Geeklog installation.

more ...

This plugin adds a native forum to your Geeklog installation. Minimum Geeklog version required is now v2.1.1

more ...

This plugin adds a native forum to your Geeklog installation. Minimum Geeklog version required is now v2.1.2

more ...

This plugin adds a native forum to your Geeklog installation. Minimum Geeklog version required is now v2.1.3 (includes Geeklog v2.2.0).

more ...

This plugin provides a full featured discussion forum with integrated Geeklog features for your website.

Plugin Requirements:
- Geeklog v2.2.1sr1 or higher
- PHP v5.6.4 or higher (including PHP v7)
- MySQL 4.1 or higher

New Features, Improvements, and Bug Fixes:
- [Improvement] Cleaned up code in forum editor. On forum post error, forum editor is returned with content and proper error message
- [Improvement] Cleaned up and centralized code for when posts are added and deleted.
- [Improvement] Category and Forum ReSync now also clean up tables of orphan records
- [Improvement] Removed show and lastpost variables from Forum URL to fix Duplicate Content Issues with search engines. The forum is still backwards compatible with these variables so it can handle old backlinks
- [Improvement] Added Canonical links to forum topic pages for better SEO
- [Improvement] Better Support of Sitemap Plugin. Returns Forum Topics only (not posts)
- [Improvement] Better Support of RSS Feeds. Returns links directly to Forum posts
- [Improvement] Centralized code for security when detecting if visitor/user has access to forum and topic
- [Feature] Added support for Geeklog Likes
- [Feature] Forum Categories and Topics can now be assigned to a Geeklog Topic. This means you can better control how Geeklog Blocks are displayed in the forum
- [Feature] Added Invisible reCAPTCHA V2 support
- [Feature] Admin can now edit individual user notification subscriptions
- [Feature] Admins can now be notified directly of new posts by using the Geeklog Configuration Notifications option
- [Feature] Denim Three templates now included for the forum
- [Bug] Fixed issues with deleting forum posts where the forums and categories needed to be resynch for counts to be correct
- [Bug] Fixed moving topic issues
- [Bug] Fixed User Name change not being reflected for the Forum Moderators in the Admin area
- [Bug] Fixed issue where Autotags could get corrupted
- [Bug] BBCode now removed from search results
- [Bug] Fixed anonymous minimum user length issue
- [Bug] Fixed Mode checkboxes in forum editor. Sometimes they would not remember the correct setting if a preview happened

For a complete list of closed issues and features for this version see:
https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/fo...6?closed=1

more ...

Version 2.7.2 (Jan 25/2009) - Security update that addresses an issue allowing a topic to edited by another user during the edit timeframe if the URL is modified.

This is a re-release of a Geeklog 1.1 plugin that now works with Geeklog 1.3.7. This has a lot of work left before it is polished but it should work just fine for the most part. This is a beta so use with care.

This plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. It allows the administrator to browse these stats through a series of tables, getting right down into the data.

v1.3.2 [25 Jul 2005]
* [fix] query strings were being ignored [bug introduced in 1.3.0]

more ...

This plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. It allows the administrator to browse these stats through a series of tables, getting right down into the data.

more ...

This plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. It allows the administrator to browse these stats through a series of tables, getting right down into the data.

more ...

The Geeklog Usage Stats [GUS] plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. The minimum Geeklog version required is now v2.1.0.

more ...

The Geeklog Usage Stats [GUS] plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. The minimum Geeklog version required is v2.1.0.

more ...

The Geeklog Usage Stats [GUS] plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there. The minimum Geeklog version required is v2.1.0 (now supports v2.2.0).

more ...

The Geeklog Usage Stats [GUS] plugin collects statistics on who visits your site, what browser and operating system they are using, which pages they view, and which links they are clicking to get there.

Plugin Requirements:
- Geeklog v2.1.0 or higher
- PHP v5.6.4 or higher (including PHP v7)
- MySQL 4.1 or higher

New Features, Improvements, and Bug Fixes:
- [Improvement] Updated BrowserDetection Class to v2.9.5
- [Feature] Now can set gus to only look up IP once. After that it will always use the hostname found in the database user stats records

For a complete list of closed issues and features for this version see:
https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/gu...6?closed=1

more ...

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.

glcmi (Geeklog Copyright Managment Information) is a plugin/mod that:

more ...

Creates a glossary of terms.

more ...

A few cosmetic changes and a new autotag.

more ...

-Geeklog hack-
for advanced users

more ...

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

more ...

Project List Management Plugin

more ...

Requires PHP to be compiled with mbstring support
Requires Filemgmt Plugin from Portalparts.com

more ...

This is a plugin that manages GoogleAnalytics at Geeklog. You just put GA's trucking ID at GoogleAanlytics plugin manager and the manager insert the analysis codes into a footer of Geeklog pages. What's unique is to provide extension for mobile access which GoogleAnalytics ignores. For mobile access, Google JavaScript code does not be used. Instead, the plugin provides mobile access information to Google with its own. Meanwhile, for separate management of the mobile access analysis, an option to put another trucking ID for mobile is available.
--
* How to install
GoogleAnalyticsPluginDocument(http://hiroron.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?...eanalytics) or README file.
--
2009/06/29 ver1.0.0 release

This is a plugin that manages GoogleAnalytics at Geeklog later than 1.5.0. You just put GA's trucking ID at GoogleAanlytics plugin manager and insert a tag {googleanalytics} which represents the Google Analytics JavaScript codes. Thus a proper code does insert into a Geeklog's proper thtml file. (NEW!) At this ver 1.1.1, the plugin provides an option to use Google's asynchronous trucking code.

more ...

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

Logs HTTP_REFERER entries when people visit your site. Includes ability to log search phrases and words with count. Includes ability to ignore words in searches. Now includes PHPblocks from Jeff Bearer, pagination of search phrases/words and SpamX Integration! (woo no more http_referer spam!)

This fixed the stock plugin so that it works properly and uses a proper XML parser to get the data. Dont ask me for support though if you have a question post a comment below

Inmemoriam is a media gallery plug-in designed specifically for Geeklog making use of Geeklog's user database as well as many of its core functions. Inmemoriam Media Gallery for Geeklog is an integrated, powerful, and secure gallery solution designed with Geeklog in mind.

more ...