BlogCFC is a ColdFusion blog. It is has been around for quite some time now and is in use by close to 100 blogs. (At last count there were 100+ known blogs out there using it.) BlogCFC supports many of the most popular blogging features, including:

* Send Entry
* CAPTCHA
* Podcasting
* Related Entries
* Comments (and the ability to disable comments per entry)
* Trackbacks (with a powerful spam fighting system)
* Tweetbacks
* Print format (cfmx7 only)
* Categories
* Multiple blogs per DSN
* Multiple blogs per one install
* Multiple users per blog/install
* Support for SQL Server 2005+, MySQL 4.1, and Access
* Localization support via 'language' skins
* Ping
* Subscriptions (both to an entry or to the blog as a whole)
* Stats
* Simple Content Management
* XML-RPC
* Comment Moderation
* User administration and security roles

For a list of people using BlogCFC, please visit:

http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2005/10/26/Call-to-BlogCFC-Users

8/26/10 BlogCFC 5.9.6.005
8/3/10 BlogCFC 5.9.6.004 Released
5/19/10 BlogCFC Update
5/3/10 BlogCFC Google Groups
4/29/10 BlogCFC 5.9.6

BlogCFC requires ColdFusion MX (or higher) or BlueDragon 6.2. If run on ColdFusion MX 7, print support will automatically be turned on. Print support is not available in CFMX 6 or BD 6.2.

Railo 2.0 RC is reported to work, but not officially supported by me.

ID	ISSUE	STATUS	UPDATED
197	Tweetback user image has gone awol	Open	06/18/10 9:09 AM
196	Error adding an article in using Access database	Closed	06/15/10 4:32 PM
195	2010-05-26 - download version is feeding me 5.24?	Closed	05/26/10 7:16 PM
194	MSSQL install scripts will not run on MSSQL 2000	Closed	05/07/10 11:32 AM
193	version check (shenanigans)	Open	04/18/10 1:36 PM

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You may access this project's Subversion repository with your client here: http://svn.riaforge.org/blogcfc.

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