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nupusi:nucleus:cms

2008-12-06T13:56:02-07:00

In 2001 a set of PHP scripts were let loose on the open Internet. Those scripts, which took user-generated data and used it to dynamically create html pages, contained the ideas and the algorithms that are the core of today’s Nucleus CMS. Though Nucleus CMS 3.2 is far more flexible and powerful than the scripts from which it emerged, it still expresses the values that guided its birth: flexibility, security, and computational elegance.

nupusi:nucleus:custominstall

2008-12-06T13:56:22-07:00

Note: this functionality is only available in versions > v2.2. This document contains information on how to customize the Nucleus install script. It can be customized in two ways: * Automatically install skins * Automatically install plugins

nupusi:nucleus:devdocs

2008-12-06T13:56:05-07:00

This document contains information about Nucleus that is only relevant to developers. Table of Contents * XML-RPC interfaces * Nucleus Plugin API * Nucleus Plugin events * Customized Install Scripts * Database Structure

nupusi:nucleus:help

2008-12-06T13:56:07-07:00

This document contains information about the administration of Nucleus. Table of Contents * Skin parts * Skin vars * Template items * Template vars * Skin & Template vars Account Creation You can either allow or disallow your visitors to create their own 'member' account. They won't be allowed to add items to a blog (unless the admin adds them to a team), but they can login to the administration area and change their settings, and even delete or modify the comments they made.

nupusi:nucleus:helpskin

2008-12-06T13:56:04-07:00

The skin parts that make up a Nucleus skin. Skins: Archive An archive for one month. Behaves like a main index, but shows all the items from a certain month. Very basic buildup for an archive page: My Weblog :: Archive

nupusi:nucleus:helpskintemp

2008-12-06T13:56:26-07:00

Skin and template variables. Skin/Templatevar: include Includes a textfile into the output. The contents of the file is not parsed in any way, so you cannot use skin/templatevars or use PHP code (see parsedinclude and phpinclude if you want parsed includes)

nupusi:nucleus:helpskinvar

2008-12-06T13:56:14-07:00

Available skin variables for Nucleus skins. Skinvar: additemform Shows an add-item form for the currently selected blog (usually the default one). Mostly used in conjunction with preview * Arguments None * Skintypes index * Examples

nupusi:nucleus:helptemp

2008-12-06T13:56:08-07:00

The template items that make up a Nucleus template. Templates: Archive Lists The archive lists are formatted as listed below: archivelist header archivelist listitem (repeated for each archive) archivelist footer Available variables: (in the header and footer, only blogid is allowed)

nupusi:nucleus:helptempvar

2008-12-06T13:56:06-07:00

Template variables. Template variables: Overview * What? Template variables largely work in exact the same way as skin variables, with the only difference that they are being used inside templates. The variables are called using <%varname%>, and include some text depending on the variable function. Some variables also have extra optional parameters.

nupusi:nucleus:history

2008-12-06T13:56:24-07:00

Nucleus v3.22 (August 21, 2005) * FIXED: Major security vulnerability in the phpxmlrpc library. * FIXED: New NP_SkinFiles version, fixing a minor security issue. (rakaz) * CHANGED (#17): An errormessage is now displayed when logon through loginform failed. (karma) * FIXED (#91): Initialize variables in MEMBER class (andrew) * FIXED (#90): there was no plugin callback on member edits when the email address changed (andrew) * FIXED (#90): when editing members other than yourself,…

nupusi:nucleus:manual

2008-12-06T13:56:28-07:00

Pure Publishing - v3.22 - August 21, 2005 About Nucleus Nucleus is a Content Management System (CMS): a powerful set of PHP scripts that allow you to maintain one or more weblogs or online journals. A short summary of the most important features is given below:

nupusi:nucleus:pluginevents

2008-12-06T13:56:17-07:00

Events on which a plugin can subscribe Name When Parameters InitSkinParseJust before the skin is initializedskin The SKIN-object that is handling the parse type Type of skinpart (one of 'index', 'item', 'archive', 'archivelist', 'member', 'error', 'search', 'imagepopup', 'fileparser')PreSkinParseImmediately before the parsing of a skin beginsskin The SKIN-object that is handling the parse type Type of skinpart (one of 'index', 'item', 'archive', 'archivelist', 'member', 'error', 'searc…

nupusi:nucleus:pluginmethods

2008-12-06T13:56:00-07:00

All Nucleus plugins must inherit from the PHP class NucleusPlugin. If this sounds complicated, don't worry, it isn't. It even makes your life easier, allowing you to only implement the methods that your plugin needs, and giving access to some auxiliary functions.

nupusi:nucleus:plugins

2008-12-06T13:56:16-07:00

Notes: * This document should contain enough information to write basic plugins. If you have more questions, see the Plugin Development Forum * Methods and events introduced after Nucleus v1.5 was released have the Nucleus version in which they were introduced listed. If you use any of those functions, don't forget to adapt getMinNucleusVersion appropriately. * The API as presented here is for Nucleus v3.2, July 27, 2005.

nupusi:nucleus:skins

2008-12-06T13:56:22-07:00

So, you've installed Nucleus... You've got several options now concerning the look of your site: * Go with the default skin/templates that comes with Nucleus * Start from the default skin/templates, and modify it to your needs (colors, etc...) * Start your own skin/templates, and define your own CSS stylesheets

nupusi:nucleus:sqltables

2008-12-06T13:56:19-07:00

This document contains information on the fields inside the Nucleus database tables. The structure as presented here is for Nucleus v3.22, August 21, 2005. Color codes This document uses some visual styles to indicate the type of columns. An overview is listed below:

nupusi:nucleus:tips

2008-12-06T13:56:24-07:00

This file contains tips and suggestions that might prove useful. Getting your archives into search engines like Google Note: The solutions described here might not work on your system. Nucleus creates archives dynamically on users requests. The URL is then of the form index.php?archive=2001-09&blogid=1. Unfortunately, Google and other search engines don't like to index pages with a question mark in it, or with too much arguments. This is because their spiders might get trapped going too deep…

nupusi:nucleus:welcome

2008-12-06T13:56:03-07:00

Nucleus offers you the building blocks you need to create a web presence. Whether you want to create a personal blog, a family page, or an online business site, Nucleus CMS can help you achieve your goals. We've loaded this first entry with links and information to get you started. Though you can delete this entry, it will eventually scroll off the main page as you add content to your site. Add your comments while you learn to work with Nucleus CMS, or bookmark this page so you can come back to…

nupusi:nucleus:xmlrpc

2008-12-06T13:56:17-07:00

This document contains information on the XML-RPC interface that Nucleus provides, and the error messages it spits out. Please note that the specification of this interface might still undergo changes in the future. The URL for the Nucleus XML-RPC interface is: http://www.yourserver.com/yourpath/nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php