Blogging with yacs
How to express yourself on a web site?
 | Features, features! - YACS is just aiming to raise the standard in Apache/mySQL/PHP environment for the support of web communities. » Page edited on Mar. 13,  In The vision |
 | A propos du blogging via email - Comment parmétrer certains champs » Commented on Feb. 10 In Besoin d'aide |
 | How to use Windows Live Writer with YACS? Page published on May 6 2007 In Authoring |
| | How to use w.bloggar with yacs? Page edited on May 6 2007 In Authoring |
 | YACS supports social bookmarking - Do you remember the first time you used a web browser? It is likely that soon after your first clicks, you asked yourself how to remember all those beautiful places you were visiting. And then you discovered bookmarks.
Web bookmarks are a really simple and efficient thing, because they integrate smoothly with browsing.
Now comes the time to share bookmarks with other. That’s a different story. » Link posted on Apr. 30 2005, In The capability |
| Ten things your web sites should be doing - http://www.digital-web.com/about/staff/nick_finck/ wrote on Dec-15th: "Rather than posting about my web predictions for 2005 or rambling off a list of products or tools you must have, etc. I have decided that this year I will post a list of things you should have or be doing on your web site or Intranet. After all, we are living in a modern world, it's time your web sites start acting like it."
Ok, lets see how this site -- and, more generally, any YACS server -- compares to http://www.digital-web.com/news/2004/12/ten_things_your_web_sites_should_be_doing/. » Commented on Dec. 19 2004 In The capability |
| | How to use the side panel? - The side panel is a convenient form featured at the left of the browsing window. It is aiming to let you prepare your next blog entry during a normal surfing session. » Page reviewed on Dec. 14 2004 In Authoring |
| YACS supports blogging templates - The templating system used by YACS is, by far, more sophisticated than usual blogging models. This sounds normal, since YACS is aiming to support different kinds of web communities and is not restricted to blogs.
However, this power has a price, and I know that a lot of you are so poor ;-)
First of all, regular bloggers do not want to be considered as specialists of PHP or of XML nor even of CSS. Let face it: bloggers mainly focus on content and brand. Content is in the blog itself. And for the brand, why about reusing templates made by others? Of course, these would be changed a little bit to make the thing more 'personal'.
Secondly, bloggers are used to changing templates directly from within their blogging software. For example w.bloggar features commands to do exactly that.
Lastly, we also have to better support those of you who'd like to take the most out of YACS. Are you coming from the blogging world? If yes, we probably have to take your preferred template into account.
In order to address blogger needs, we have added an importing facility to YACS, and we have exposed it behind standard XML-RPC primitives. » Page published on Dec. 1 2004 In The capability |
| | How to post by e-mail? - Prepare a message using your preferred mail software, be it Mozilla, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Outlook, or another one.
Actually any software able to send a plain text message is ok, including mail robots that generate messages automatically.
Of course you will have to send the message to the adequate recipient address. On reception, some YACS server will process the message as if it were some text coming from the usual web form.
» Page published on Nov. 25 2004 In Authoring |
| YACS adds authentication to the Comment API - When posting a comment through a newsreader your web site will basically receive a mail address and a name. This may be enough to report on author information in the comment itself. But this is also an open door to comment spammers. Therefore, YACS extends this mechanism with true poster authentication. » Page published on Oct. 21 2004 In The capability |
| | This page, including images and attached files, has been sent as a single multipart e-mail message Edited on Sep. 10 2004 In Bug tracker |
| | [Réglé] Voice message - Message Vocal... Commented on Sep. 10 2004 In Machine à café |
| | This page has been posted by e-mail! - To answer a recent request from Eoin, we
are currently adding mail handlers to YACS. As you can
see, YACS is now able to process inbound plain text
messages. » Commented on Sep. 8 2004 In Post your requirements here |
| A general presentation of YACS - A dynamic web site platform which allows an individual or community of users to publish, manage and organize a variety of content, YACS integrates many popular features of content management systems, weblogs, collaborative tools and discussion-based community software into one easy-to-use package. » Commented on Aug. 30 2004 In The vision |
| | How to post an article? Page edited on Aug. 30 2004 In Authoring |
| | How to write effectively for the web - The Web is the first truly interactive mass medium, and writing for it requires a different approach to writing printed documents. The key thing to remember is that web readers are not passive -- they actively look for content. » Commented on Aug. 30 2004 In Content management |
| | How to use bookmarklets? - YACS bookmarklets have been designed to make blogging even more easy than before. » Page published on Aug. 15 2004 In Authoring |
| YACS better supports blogmarks - Webloggers can now have a daily view of posted links. » Page published on Jul. 11 2004 In The capability |
| | How to post articles through web forms? - Once you have authenticated to a YACS server as a valid member, it is quite a straightforward process. » Page published on Jul. 7 2004 In Authoring |
| How YACS handles handX weblogs - This is not straightforward, because of Palm synchronisation in the middle. » Page edited on Jul. 6 2004 In The capability |
| | How to weblog from an off-line Palm? - Install webLog, from handx, on your Palm, and express yourself on the move.
On the next synchronisation, your blog entries will be pushed to your web site. » Page edited on June 21 2004 In Authoring |
| YACS supports off-line blogging - Believe it or not, but this article has been entirely prepared on my off-line Palm. » Page created on June 19 2004 In The capability |
| | How to type YACS codes with w.bloggar? - On one hand, we have this fantastic tool to write to the web - w.bloggar. On the other hand, we have these nice codes that YACS process to produce pretty pages. Can we combine both? Yes, learn here how to get the most of YACS codes in w.bloggar. » Link posted on Mar. 26 2004 In Authoring |
| | Why W.Bloggar can't access my own YACS server? - Joao gets an error from w.bloggar on connection to a private YACS server. Transcript of the troubleshooting steps. » Page edited on Mar. 5 2004 In Post your requirements here |
| | Hello World Commented on Dec. 7 2003 In Post your requirements here |
| | How to set the introduction and the source fields of articles posted through w.bloggar? - Just change the appropriate template for new pages » Page edited on Nov. 7 2003 In Authoring |
| | How to categorize a page with w.bloggar? - With w.bloggar you could post a new page. Now you can also link it to any category of your yacs server before posting. » Page edited on Oct. 27 2003 In Authoring |
