tim
Member
Hi
I've been playing with this as an easy to sep up non sql blog, and it seems to be pretty damn good.
I've played about restyling it to match an existing site, and have added a top graphical navbar which works fine here - http://www.<removed>.me/blog/ but the images don't display here - http://www.<removed>.me/blog/index.php/mainPage as the paths are wrong.
What do I need to edit to get the navbar to appear here -- and presumably on other pages too?
Prit
Pritlogger
When you add the images, you should give the paths appended with $blogPath. You can see how I have given the paths to the css files. You should give similarly. This is due to the way Pritlog handles clean urls without depending on the .htaccess files.
As a note, if Sqlite is supported on your server (if it is PHP5, Sqlite might be present), it is recommended to move to the newer version that would be released in a week or two.
tim
Member
Ah.... I understand (I think).
I started doing that, but I'm not really a PHP coder, and the code started looking very complicated. I thought a bit more and decided to use absolute URLs, and that seems to work fine.
I don't know about sqlite, but I do have mysql, but was actually looking for a blog which was as simple as possible. I don't believe (similarly to yourself?) in adding features just for the sake of it - which is why I took the category cloud out, it's one of those things that seem to be a feature for the sake of it.
Thanks fot the prompt response anyway... much appreciated. I may well be back later with further questions.
Prit
Pritlogger
Tim .. am glad it worked. Sqlite should still keep it as simple as the flat files as it does not need a username, host information and other stuff like MySQL needs. Pritlog is moving to Sqlite for performance reasons so that if somebody using Pritlog has thousands of posts, it would still function well. Flat files don't do such a good job when it comes to huge number of records.
You can always disable the category cloud if you don't need it using the admin panel. Also, most of the features have been added as requested by users on this forum.
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