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BlogCFM - a CFML-based Blog Application         http://www.blogcfm.org
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LICENSE
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Please see LICENSE.TXT for license and copyright information.

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REQUIREMENTS
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 - Coldfusion MX 6.1, any platform
 - BlueDragon 6.2 (probably will work with 6.1, but you should upgrade!)
   Not tested on Bluedragon.NET

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ARE YOU UPGRADING FROM A PREVIOUS VERSION?
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See _UPGRADE.TXT

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INSTALLATION
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1.  Place blogcfm in its own directory in your web root, or in it's own web root.
2.  Set up your datasource in the Coldfusion/Bluedragon Administrator.
3.  Set up your mapping in the Coldfusion/Bluedragon Administrator (the
    default mapping of "/" should work, unless you're running BlogCFM in a
	subdirectory).
2.  Browse to <bloginstallwebroot>/setup
    (example, http://www.rickroot.com/blogcfm/setup)
	( or      http://www.blogcfm.org/setup)
3.  Enter your datasource name, select the correct database type,
    and click continue to load the database tables.
4.  Enter your initial configuration information in the form and save.
5.  Edit the Application.cfm and configure your datasource name, database 
    type, and mapping.
    If you use a mapping name, make sure to specify both the
	preceding and trailing slashes, ie "/blogcfm/".
6.  DELETE OR MOVE THE SETUP DIRECTORY TO AN INACCESSIBLE LOCATION!
7.  MAKE SURE YOU'VE DELETED THE SETUP DIRECTORY!
8.  Double check to make sure the setup directory is deleted.
9.  Get started.

Your template can be customized by editing the following files:

- above.cfm
- below.cfm
- blog_styles.css
- template.css
- editor.css

The three CSS files combine to handle everything.  editor.css applies
only to the HTML editor and the blog entry content area.  Template
specific stuff should go in template.css and styles used by the blog
application itself go in blog_styles.css

If you add styles to editor.css, you might want to also add them to
fckstyles.xml so you can actually use them within the HTML editor.  
Refer to the fckeditor documentation.

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SPECIAL NOTES
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NOTE:  To change this font, look for "comicbd.ttf" in blogcfm.cfc, enter 
a new font name, and place that font in the captcha directory.

NOTE:  This release includes FCKeditor 2.2.  You can upgrade to future
versions relatively easily, but some changes to the distribution files do
need to be made, and I'll outline them here:

In FCKeditor/fckconfig.js, you must set all three "upload" variables
to false.  The fckeditor CFC doesn't handle it unfortunately.  Also,
if you want to have scrollbars in your file manager, you need to add
"scrollbars=yes" to the sOptions variable that is set up in
FCKeditor/editor/dialog/common/fck_dialog_common.js

It should also be fairly easy to integrate any other HTML editor you like, 
such as TinyMCE, htmlArea, etc.  If you want to integrate a different editor,
simply modify the editor_area.cfm file, and possibly entry_edit.cfm.


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SUPPORT
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Please visit http://www.blogcfm.org/ for bug reporting and support
requests.

Thanks!
Rick Root
rick@webworksllc.com