Glossary: General Terms

This is a small tutorial on how to use the .htaccess file with Pligg and what it can do for your Pligg site. In order to use URL Method 2 which allows for SEO... [Read more]

Some web hosts (http://pligg.com/hosting/) offer a one-click installation process for Pligg. We will try to add guides for such hosts in the future, but in the... [Read more]

The Admin Configure page is where you can apply settings to your Pligg website. Below is a list of some of the configuration options available along with... [Read more]

To login to your Admin Panel navigate to YOUR-DOMAIN.COM/admin. If you are not yet logged into a "god" level account, you will be redirected to a login page.... [Read more]

For quite some time now, Pligg has included an API system with the CMS package. This API allows you to perform a few different actions like get your Pligg... [Read more]

Categories are used by Pligg CMS as a way to organize submitted content. Categories are used as suggestions to influence the content being added to the site.... [Read more]

The Pligg IRC room is a place where you can chat live with other Pliggers and Pligg developers around the clock. It's a great place to get immediate feedback... [Read more]

Pligg uses a centralized language file stored in the /languages directory, which contains all of the phrases used throughout Pligg. The language file will be... [Read more]

The new Groups feature that was introduced with Pligg 1.0 provides a lot of new functionality for Pligg sites that will enhance how Pligg is used by social... [Read more]

Formerly called Pligg Spy. Pligg Live allows visitors to witness your Pligg site in action. The Live page displays an Ajax powered page that displays... [Read more]

Pligg Pages are used to display static content. Examples of pages might be an about page, terms of use, license and other pages that don't require comments,... [Read more]

We develop Pligg using SVN. It's an easy way for us to collaborate on files and keep track of changes. There are many ways to access the latest SVN version of... [Read more]

URL Method is the term used to describe the way a URL is formed. Pligg offers 2 options: Method 1 = dynamic urls (default) Method 2 = static urls ... [Read more]

New users Normal user registration is automated and immediate. By default, Pligg 1.0 requires a user to validate their email address in an effort to ... [Read more]

When a story is submitted to Pligg, and the option to Validate the URL is enabled from the Admin Panel (Configure > Submit > Validate URL > True), Pligg will... [Read more]