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Symbols Administrators Index ■Symbols administrators. See also administering $access_check variable, 209 admin user (Drupal), 11–12 & (ampersand) in path aliases, 84 approving comments in WordPress, 396 <br /> (break tag), 476 auditing, 296–297 <!—more—> tag, 475–477 Advanced Editing mode (WordPress) <!—noteaser—> tag, 476 Advanced options in, 405–406, 408–409 >> (breadcrumb links), 159 previewing posts in, 409 ? (question mark) in path aliases, 84 using Custom Fields, 409 / (slash) in path aliases, 84 Advanced Mode (phpBB) announcement forum permissions in, 304 ■A group permissions in, 307 paraccess setting permission in, 303–304 accessing database abstraction layer, user permissions in, 305 335–338 Aggregator module, 61–64 Drupal rules for, 36–38 adding feeds, 63 Image Assist module settings for, 111 categorizing feeds, 64 rights for database servers, 6 function of, 61–62 site, 8–9 identifying feeds for subscription, 62 activating setting permissions, 64 group blocks, 132 viewing options for feeds, 64 IImage Browser plug-in, 410–411 aggregators, 375 RSS Link List plug-in, 424 aliased domains, 191 WP-DB Backup plug-in, 490 aliases to Drupal paths, 84–85 Admin Configuration panel (phpBB 2.0), 235, ampersand (in path aliases), 84 236–237 animation in posts, 287 administering. See also administrators; announcement forums, 247, 304 Database Administration module announcements Administer Nodes permission, 135 global, 287 administrative password for WordPress, permissions for, 270–271 389–390 removing, 315 blocks, 39–40 Anonymous User role (Drupal), 34, 35 Drupal site settings, 21–30 Apache web servers Drupal user accounts, 30–32, 33–34 Drupal files directory for, 12 phpBB groups, 283–285 phpBB system requirements for, 231 phpBB options for, 224–225, 241–244 virtual hosting, 190 polls, 85–86 append_sid() function, 340 user profiles, 277 appointing moderators, 296 Administration panel (phpBB 2.0), 241–244 Archive module, 64 about, 241–242 archiving posts, 314 forum administration options, 242–243 articles general administration options, 243 paging links for, 477–478 group administration options, 243 teasers for longer, 475–477 styles administration options, 243–244 attaching top-level options, 242 files to posts, 287 user administration options, 244 listing attachments posted in threads, 289 Administration panel (phpBB 3.0), 256–257 polls to topics, 271–272 507 508 ■INDEX audience Block module, 65 finding new blog readers, 505 blocking selecting for posts, 133–134 comments in WordPress, 396–397 theme’s communication to, 433–434 phpBB users, 309 auditing in phpBB 3.0, 321 user access in Drupal, 33–34, 36–38, 89 auth() function, 340–342 blocks, 39–42 Authenticated User role (Drupal), 34, 35 activating group, 132 authentication plug-ins (phpBB 3.0), 321 adding, 41 Authors & Users page (WordPress), 422 book navigation, 69 automated Drupal tasks, 185–189 creating Block Lottery, 42 automatic pruning, 249, 315–316 customizing block regions for themes, Avatar control panel (phpBB 2.0), 276 176–177 avatar pictures Drupal, 17, 39 enabling Drupal, 32, 52 enabling event, 122 showing on group home page, 133 managing with Block module, 65 uploading and changing phpBB, 276–277 phpBB template engine support for, 356–357 ■B setting visibility of, 39–40 b2/cafelog blogging software, 377 showing menu, 82 backups, 200–203 throttling traffic to, 91–92 backing up phpBB during upgrades, 301 TinyMCE formats, 103 before modifying phpBB, 327–328 using random colors for, 171 Drupal database, 200, 201–202 block.tpl.php file, 161–162 file system, 200, 202–203 blog crawlers, 374 goals for, 200–201 Blog module, 65–66 moving, 203 Blog Theme module, 181 need for, 185 BlogAPI module needed before pruning, 323 configuring, 66 phpBB database, 317–318, 324 using, 65 storing in compressed form, 492 XML-RPC publishing tools used with, template.php file, 318 66–67 unattended WordPress, 493–494 blogging WordPress table, 490–493 comments, 373 ban lists, 309–310 origin of, 369–371 Ban panel (phpBB 2.0), 310 software for, 371–372 bandwidth blogrolls, 374 monitoring, 499–501 blogs. See also designing blog layout; need for, 379 maintaining, blogs; posts, WordPress banning. See blocking accessing, 66 Barger, Jon, 370 adjusting list of links, 447–448 Barrett, Cameron, 371 assigning user permissions, 421–423 base URLs. See also URLs category descriptions on, 414–415 base URL variable for settings.php, 192 changing templates for, 444–445 setting up Drupal, 7–8 checking links, 501–504 troubleshooting incorrect $base_url, Classic and Default themes, 435 10–11 comment feeds, 419 Basic Configuration panel (phpBB 2.0), 235, comments and pings for posts, 406 236 communicating with themes, 433–434 Bayesian filters, 98, 136 configuring, 65 BBCode creating content pages on, 424–426 embedding animation in posts, 287 database backup and restore for, 489–496 formatting posts with, 268–269 designing to fit users, 461–463 styling phpBB templates with, 361 Drupal for, 3 Berners-Lee, Tim, 369–370 editing and deleting comments, 417–418 beta testing hacks, 345 encouraging contributors, 505 Block Lottery, 42 finding new readers for, 428–431, 505 ■INDEX 509 image placement in wider layouts, performance with search feature, 282 478–481 planning structure of forum, 247 including new posts, 504–505 prehacked, 334 keeping interest in, 505 private messaging, 278–280 keywords for search engines, 430–431 running with phpBB, 219 moderating comments, 418–419 setting preferred themes, 363–365 modifying theme images, 442–444 uploading and changing avatar images, modular design for themes, 463–469 276–277 multiple author postings, 419–423 Who’s Online feature, 285 multiple pages for articles, 477–478 buttons for TinyMCE module, 102 pages with RSS feeds, 423–428, 445–446 publishing posts, 404–405 ■C registration and login links, 448–449 c2_get_recent_comments function, 455 saving drafts and private posts, 405 c3ro mask theme, 441–442 security, 505 cache settings for Drupal sites, 27 self-registering users for, 420–421 calendars subscribing to comments, 470–474 displaying in WordPress, 392 teasers for longer articles, 475–477 Drupal archives, 64 themes for, 436–438 selecting Event module views for, 122 timestamping posts, 408–409 viewing Event module, 123–127 uploading images to posts, 409–410 calling cron.php file, 187–189 using stylesheets in themes, 439 Carlevato, Chris, 441 viewing comments on, 417–418, 450–453 Cascading Style Sheets. See CSS WordPress themes for, 434–436 categories, 53–59 Bluemarine theme adding vocabulary and terms, 55–56 adding block region to, 176–177 AND/OR operators in search strings for overriding, 159 tids, 58 overriding themable functions in, 158–159 categorizing feeds in Aggregator module, passing extra variables to template, 170 64 Board Defaults panel (phpBB 3.0), 257–258 creating for forum, 246–247 Board Index (phpBB 3.0), 286 defined, 53 Board Settings panel (phpBB 3.0), 258–259 finding term IDs, 57–59 Book module, 67–69 replaced by sub-forums in phpBB 3.0, book pages 259–262 alternative views for, 69 setting up forum, 74 navigation block for, 69 subcategories in WordPress, 415–416 permissions for, 68 vocabularies and terms, 53–54 using, 67–68 WordPress link, 481–482 viewing in outline, 68 WordPress post, 403–404, 413–416 bots, 308 Chameleon engine, 152, 153, 158 box.tpl.php file, 162–163 CivicSpace Labs, 13, 201 breadcrumb links (>>), 159 Classic theme (WordPress), 435 break tag (<br />), 476 clean URLs, 23, 25 Bryght hosting service, 14 CMS (content management systems), 3 building search index, 89 Codefilter module, 36 bulletin boards. See also forums coding conventions for phpBB, 335–343 avoiding downtime of, 328 comment blacklist, 396–397 configuring phpBB security, 246 comment feeds in WordPress, 419 customizing pages of, 360 Comment module, 70 FAQs feature, 285 comment spam integrating themes with headers/footers, avoiding, 395–397 359–360 cleaning out, 497–498 making cosmetic changes in phpBB, commenting sidebars in and out of themes, 245–246 467–468 member lists, 285 notifying members of modifications, 328 510 ■INDEX comments contact us link, 70 Drupal, 19 containers, 73–74 adding in Comment module, 70 content. See also posts filtering, 138 adding blog posts regularly, 504–505 managing comment approval queue, 50 blocks, 17, 39 options for displaying and posting, book pages, 67–68 49–50 changing Drupal front page, 15–16 phpBB 2.0 templates, 357 configuring Drupal, 42–45 WordPress configuring site to aggregate syndicated, blog, 373 62 configuring, 394, 395–397, 406 creating blog pages, 424–426 editing and deleting, 417–418 designating number of URLs allowed in, introduction to blogs, 371 139 moderating, 418–419 detecting spam, 136–137 providing comment feeds, 419 Drupal permissions to access, 36 subscribing to, 470–474 filtering Drupal, 45–48 viewing blog, 417–418, 450–453 improving visibility for search engines, comment.tpl.php file, 163–164 428 compression menu links added to, 82 enabling GZip, 247 news stories added to Drupal site, 14–15 software needed for WordPress, 380 nodes, 18–19 storing backups in compressed form, 492 notifying Ping-O-Matic of new, 85 Concurrent Versions System (CVS) omitted content types for groups, 134 repository, 97, 207, 213 publishing options for Drupal, 43–44, 48 config.php write permissions, 239 RSS’ influence on, 61 configuration files for subSilver template, 351 spam filter settings for content types, 138 configuring Drupal, 21–60 viewing, searching, and updating Drupal, administering user accounts, 33–34 48 blocking user access, 36–38 content management
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