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I started this project because I wanted a dead-simple blog. One that didn't need a database, used flat text files, and looked nice. It's main advantage is that it only requires PHP 5 and write permissions. There is no setup, just unzip and copy.
Features
- RSS/Atom
- Multi-user support
- No database required!
- Comment moderation
- Categories
- Static Pages
- Image uploads
- Themes
- Word/IP address filtering
- Emoticons
- Markitup editor for close to WYSIWYG editing
- Comments
- Search engine friendly permalinks
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Simple PHP Blog
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User Reviews
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WTF! in sourceforge it says GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2) but running program it says Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License.
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I installed the latest version, But it do not work. So I installed version 0.4.6.2 It works just fine. Maybe I'll get around to looking at the code to find the problem.. Over great project keep up the good work... Up dated to ver 7 working good Bugs in all vers 8 up.
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The strange thing about this latest version you have is that it's not working that good. I have an older version that works. What happened?
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Still simple. If what you want is just a cut down blog with basic functions and some portability, this is perfect. It also requires few dependencies on the server.
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Didn't work for me. It appears to have file locations messed up. For example, the "setup.php" file imports sb_functions, which attempts to import "config.php" and "sb_config.php"... except these are located in the ./scripts/... sub-directory so the whole thing crashes.
