Web 3 Content Management System
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Thank you for choosing Web3CMS - a next generation content management system
based on Yii PHP framework.


INSTALLATION
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Please make sure the release file is unpacked under a Web-accessible
directory. You shall see the following files and directories:

      assets/                      reserved by yii (generate css&js), must be 777
      files/                       folder for uploaded images and other files, must be 777
      mycustom/static/css/         your custom css files
      mycustom/static/images/      your custom images
      mycustom/static/js/          your custom javascripts
      protected/                   php scripts. most important is here
      static/css/                  application css files
      static/images/               application images (like favicon)
      static/js/                   application javascripts
      themes/                      themes (or skins)
      .htaccess                    mod_rewrite
      index.php                    this is the file that actual opens any front-end script
      backend.php                  this is the file that actual opens any back-end script
      CHANGELOG                    describing changes in every Web3CMS release
      LICENSE                      license of Web3CMS
      README                       this file
      UPGRADE                      upgrading instructions


REQUIREMENTS
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PHP 5.1.0 or above
Yii Framework v1.1.1 or above (http://www.yiiframework.com)


QUICK START
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- In index.php, backend.php specify path to your yii framework. default:
  $yii=dirname(__FILE__).'/../yii-1.1.1.r1907/framework/yii.php';
- Create db, use dump from protected/data/schema.mysql.sql
  specify mysql user and pass in protected/config/main.php, protected/backend/config/main.php

- Linux users: chmod 777 assets (required by yii)
- Linux users: chmod 777 protected/backend/runtime (required by yii)
- Linux users: chmod 777 protected/data (required by yii)
- Linux users: chmod 777 protected/runtime (required by yii)
- Linux users: chmod 777 files

- Optionally: in index.php, backend.php set YII_DEBUG to false
- Optionally: in protected/config/main.hp comment out log trace


RECOMMENDATIONS
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- Use mycustom/static folder for your custom images/css/javascripts
- Use protected/mycustom/config for your custom main.php & params.php config files
- Use protected/mycustom/views/_layouts for your custom layout file (specify 'layoutPath' in main.php above)


WHAT's NEXT
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Please visit Yii website for tutorials, class reference
and join discussions with other Yii users.



The Web3CMS Developer Team
http://code.google.com/p/web3cms/


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