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page extension

Each file has an extension. HTML-files ends normally with ".html". You could told phpCMS which extension shold be used for parsing files. You must configure your webserver to send files with this extension to the parser.

Default configuration is ".htm". So you could have your normal HTML-files with the extension ".html" and phpCMS-files with the extension ".htm".

name of your default page

When the client requests an address only specifying a / at the end of the directory name, phpCMS will return this page.

Example: If your default page is set to "index" and your page extension is ".htm", then a request for http://myserver/docs/ would return http://myserver/docs/index.htm if it exists.

directory for phpCMS server-cache

One of the many useful features of phpCMS is its ability to cache pages on the server. The first time a page is requested it is created dynamically and then stored in this cache directory for subsequent requests by either the same or any other user agent. This way pages do not have to be parsed and created anew each time they are requested.

Linux: phpCMS needs write-rights to this directory.

server-cache

this switches the caching-function of phpCMS on and off.

time for proxy-caching in days

How many days should a proxy-server cache your pages?

g-zip-compression

Swich g-zip-compression on and off. Most browsers support this option. Reduces traffic down to 30% of uncompressed pages.

startsign for fields

This letter(s) tells the parser, that the following is a field name.

stopsign for fields

Tells the parser, that the field ends.

fieldname of projectfile

The name of the field witch holds the filename of the project-file.

File-Stealth-Mode

If this option is off, phpCMS appends to all URLs the path and name from the parser, with a questionmark and the path to the file.

If you have configured your webserver to parse all ".htm" files with phpCMS you should turn on this feature.

Debug-Mode / Error-Page

If a file could not be found in debug-mode, the parser displays an error-message. If debug-mode is of, the user will be redirected to the page, annoted in "Error-Page".