Index The main text data of this object. The human-readable date when the object was last modified. The default character encoding. The DOCTYPE used by your markup. The default language. The default MIME type to accompany DEFAULT_CHARSET in the Content-Type. Gets or sets the default group for this user. Used to delete a reader comment. Used to delete a blog entry. Removes an existing weblog. Delete a comment. Delete the current object. Delete a single file. Permanently delete a trackback. An explicitly called destructor because PHP 4 doesn’t have proper destructors. Close comments or trackbacks on selected entries. Displays the page, i.e. Holds a reference to the primary object which is displayed on this page. Returns a name to display. This is a one-off page to test if a given value is valid as the DOCUMENT_ROOT setting for LnBlog. String holding the DOCTYPE for the page. This is the full local path to the web server’s document root, i.e. when we add in the links and other markup. Used to edit existing blog entries and articles. Used to modify user information, including e-mail address and password. Shows the inline boxes used for old version of the JavaScript editor Shows the the buttons to add entities for mathamatical symbols. Edit an existing post. Change an existing post. Set or return the user’s e-mail address. An abstract class representing entries of all types in the blog database. Directory name to access comments on entries and articles. Format used to display dates for entries and articles. The file name used to store the data for a blog enrty or article. Directory where draft entries are stored. The date format used directories for blog entries. An alternate to ENTRY_PATH_FORMAT. The file suffix for old versions of entries and articles. Directory name to access pingbacks on entries and articles. Sets variables in an entry template for display. Directory name to access trackbacks on entries and articles. Gets the ID of the article, which is normally just the last portion of the path. Gets an identifier for the current entry. Gets a message associated with the status of the upload. Each user profile lives under the LnBlug/userdata directory in a directory named for the user. Handles registering events and calling the event handlers. Export blog variables to a PHPTemplate class. Convenience function to export relevant user data to a template. Extracts all the hyperlinks from the entry text. Here is a list of the features currently supported by LnBlog. Requests a URL from a remote host and returns the resulting data. The path to the file that holds data for this entry. Currently, LnBlog only stores data by writing it to text file on the webg server. Handles file uploads via HTTP POSTs. Status constants used for file uploading. Used to upload a file to the web server. The file name is not valid for upload. The file is too big for the suggested size in the form. The file name was too long and has been truncated. Upload succeeded without errors. There was no file uploaded. Invalid form field name. Generic upload failure. The file was not completely received. The uploaded file is too big for the server. A quick utility function to fix the borked permissions from not setting the correct umask when creating directories. Print a formatted date. An abstract class for writing to the filesystem. This determines which filesystem writing method to use. This file configures LnBlog’s file writing and allows you to set the document root for your web server (it will try to auto-detect this). Stores data storage configuration. The full path on the server to the user’s FTP root. The host and/or domain name of the FTP server to connect to. The password used to log in with FTPFS_USER. The username to use when establishing an FTP connection. This is a one-off script to test values of FTP_ROOT for FTPFS. |