Development

That's the question we asked you in one of our polls. After more than 200 votes (thanks to all who participated), we now would like to take your word for it.

So here's how you can help Geeklog ...

Want to help and are good with XML? Good, because I have a way for you to help.

The old bug tracker system is in sourgeforge and can export data into xml. I have tried to use import tools to convert the data to a db but I haven't had much success.

I don't work with XML much and really don't want to take the time to learn all the in and outs of it.

If you would like to help, please reply or email me directly.

This would be huge help to the geeklog community.

Thanks

Dwight

I know this is shameless plug, but I wrote an article for php architect about installing and getting started with Geeklog.

Here is the abstract

GeekLog is a versatile Content Management System written in PHP and designed to be easy to install, configure and run. Andrew Gray takes us through a tour of its functionality, and a detailed guide of how to get it up and running on your very own system.

www.phparch.com/issue.php

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