README.txt 1) Disclaimer 2) About Articles 3) Requirements 4) Installation 5) Contact the author 6) Copyrights 1) Disclaimer This software is provided "as-is", without any kind of warranty either implied or expressed. By installing and/or using this software, you agree that the author, and/or any other person or groups connected to it, will not be made or held liable for any kind of loss or damage resulting from its use or misuse. 2) About Articles Articles is a module written for the XOOPS v2 content management system (CMS). I started using Xoops at version release 2.0.3, and generally prefer it over other CMS that I have tried. The only thing that I felt let it, and other CMS, down was the "Sections" module - I basically disliked the way it worked and not being able to list the "Sections" as text and not only as icons. I also tried a couple of other solutions, but they to didn't do what I want, were still very buggy, or just not very user intuitive. So I decided to write my own, which I hope you will find useful. 3) Requirements The Articles module requires the following: o A web server running PHP version 4.1.0 or later. o Xoops 2.0.5 or later (it should work from version 2.0.3, but has not been tested with it.) o MySQL 3.23.5* - it should work on all mySQL 3.23.* versions, and in theory, should work on mySQL v4 - but again, this has not been tested. 4) Installation Please see the INSTALL.txt text file. 5) Contact the author You can contact Andrew Mills at ajmills@sirium.net. Please only use this address to contact me regarding the Articles module - send anything Xoops related to the Xoops people or community at http://www.xoops.org . If you send it to me, I will ignore it. 6) Copyrights All original code and content is Copyright © 2003 Andrew Mills. While I have been coding PHP for a while, I have not done much in the way of OO programming, etc., and Xoops' documentation for writing modules is also sadly lacking at present, this means I have used some small snippets of code for examples from other modules, I acknowledge them for their hard work. Feel free to modify and use this code in your own projects - all I ask is that you don't pass off whole sections of it as your own work, and give me some credit for it :). Oh, it would also be nice if you send me any additions or errata to the Articles code that you make.