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On server is PHP Version 7.0.21, Flatpress 1.1 work OK
After install got 5 errors:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /fp-plugins/jquery/plugin.jquery.php on line 25
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /fp-plugins/lightbox2/plugin.lightbox2.php on line 46
Parse ...

Updated my dev blog using the extremely simple "upgrade/update only" package. Was a doddle, and everything seems to be working smoothly!

https://clockworkknight.com/flat/?x=entry:entry210209-131343

Being honest, after updating the PHP to use 7.4 instead of 7.3 on the server side, my 1.1 ...

Taking a look, you seem to have a clear direction for the content of your site, which is very nice indeed~

I'm always interested to see how people use their Flatpress installs in comparison to my own, so thanks for sharing!

There is the advice about a single file at a time, but it is seemingly for small updates and bug fixes. I think it would be handy to know exactly what files are 100% needed to be updated between 1.1 and 1.2, and which are more optional.


I will publish an update package 1.1 to 1.2 which ...

This is a very interesting question.

I would not bother searching for a direct answer, though. Because this is exactly what the plugins are for :)

Once familiar with their neccessary programming interfaces, you can freely create any PHP logic, let's say, a random number generator. Make sure ...

Edit Arvid: This used to be an answer on the topic "include other content" . Since this is a very interesting question for itself, I felt free to create this new topic with it.

A question... is it actually possible to use PHP in flatpress entries and static pages? There are certain things I'd ...

First of all, the Rebuild Index solution works fine since 2007 (tested from FP 0.703.5 to FP 1.1) and it's often better to rename the old FP folder and build a new FP installation. It's your choice, I do it since FP 0.703.5 so.

Ok, yes, you can override your current FP folder with the new version ...

..., but I wonder how easy upgrading is going to be for users like me who've edited files outside of plugins, themes and entries (search form replacement, google compatible sitemap, etc, comes to mind). ...
Flatpress has a nice feature that can be found in Admin - Maintain, it is called Rebuild ...

If you're curious what's in the upcoming version 1.2 already: I recently updated the changelog :)


Massive bump, but I wonder how easy upgrading is going to be for users like me who've edited files outside of plugins, themes and entries (search form replacement, google compatible sitemap, etc ...

eagleman wrote: Wed Jan 06, 2021 10:14 pm Nice theme, but too minimalistic, in my opinion. You have to put a link to the login page on the left or right side of the home page, otherwise the admin has to find the welcome post, unless he deleted it. In other words, is almost unusable.

Or just type /login.php after the main url.