Official Documentation for BlogMe (PHP Version): ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Server Requirements: 1. Support for PHP compiling 2. Support for MySQL backend 3. Write persmissions for a MySQL database (this is usually present with MySQL support). ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// A brief introduction is provided for every file followed by a step-by-step guide for installing BlogMe for your website. setup.php : The first file to be executed which installs BlogMe. login.php : Login to the admin area blogmanager.php : For adding and editing blog entries. index.php : The MAIN file that is viewed by the visitors coming to your website. comments.php : This file is used by users to add their comments on the blog/news. category.php : Add categories for classifying your blog/news entries blogroll.php : This section is used for adding the links of your buddies. links.php : This section is used for adding other miscellaneous links. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Step-by-step guide for installing BlogMe PHP: 1. Upload all the files contained in this folder. 2. Make sure do not change the directory structure. 3. IMPORTANT: Ensure the directory in which blogme is installed AND the file CONFIG.PHP have write permissions set (CHMOD 777 or contact ur webhost) 4. Open setup.php by typing the address in the browser. For example (http://www.yourdomain.com/blogme/setup.php) 5. Enter the necessary details about the MySQL database name, username/password (if any) 6. The hostname usually is localhost which is provided as default. If you are not sure about it then leave it as "localhost" or contact ur webhost. 7. The other fields are self explanatory. 8. Click submit and you are ready to blog. 9. the main page can be found at http://www.yourdomain.com/blogme/index.php ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// This script has taken me hours and hours of programming. As a moral obligation, if not anything else, I would like you to keep the link to GammaScripts at the bottom of the page intact. And heres a link that might interest you: http://www.motif.tk. Its an online magazine for authors and poets. We publish articles submitted by readers of our website, if found upto the standard.