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Author: Raymond Camden (All RIAForge projects by this author)
Description:
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, 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 For a list of people using BlogCFC, please visit: http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/index.cfm/2005/10/26/Call-to-BlogCFC-Users
Recent Blog Entries:
6/19/09 BlogCFC 5.9.3.006
6/13/09 Important BlogCFC Update 4/2/09 BlogCFC 5.9.3 Released - The "Switzer" Edition 3/31/09 BlogCFC 5.9.2.005 Released 3/29/09 BlogCFC 5.9.2.004 (and a question).
Requirements:
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. BlogCFC will work fine on ColdFusion 8. Issue Tracker:
To enter issues for this (or any other) project, you must be logged in. Subversion Access: You may access this project's Subversion repository with your client here: http://svn.riaforge.org/blogcfc. You may download the latest set of files from Subversion as a zip file. Anonymous users have read access to the repository while the administrator has write access. This project is sharing its code via Subversion. Subversion is an open source source control method. You may find more information about Subversion here: http://subversion.tigris.org/ |
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