EditThisPagePHP Screenshots and Features
EditThisPagePHP is a web based collaboration tool. Below are screenshots of administration pages, and a list of some of the features available in EditThisPagePHP.
Screenshots
Edit Page
The page can be split into several editable sections, with different access levels required for each. Technorati and blo.gs can be pinged when the page is updated.
Comments and Trackbacks
View and delete comments or trackback pings that have been added, or send a trackback ping to another EditThisPagePHP page or a blog.
View Page Diffs
View changes that have been made between two versions of the page. Content that has been added or deleted will be highlighted. Previous versions of a page can also be deleted.
Basic Features
- New in 0.6b0! expand comments and trackbacks in RSS feeds
- New in 0.6b0! filter commens with regular expression rules, to fight comment spam
- New in 0.6b0! "no feed" comments to prevent sections of a page from being included in RSS feeds
- web-based installation
- send notification pings to blo.gs and technorati
- tidy HTML. This is currently quite basic, but includes a framework making expansion of this feature easier.
- create new page from the administration panel
- role based authentication; give users access to different functions and areas of the page according to their role
- upload images for use in the page
- use in-line tokens to allow simple integration of ETP features
- add a hidden area to your page, displayed by clicking an icon
- preview changes before committing them
- comment script
- file versioning; a copy is saved with every change so you never lose data
- page history; view changes made from one version to the next
- email users when the page changes
- RSS feed for the current version of the page as HTML
- RSS feed for the history of page changes
- RSS feed auto-discovery
- Trackback URL auto-discovery
- send and receive trackback pings
Features For Advanced Users
- define your own roles and permissions for users
- define your own tokens, either as HTML or as a callback function
- define your own HTML templates for displaying comments and trackbacks
- define your own page areas for editing, eg, header, footer, sidebar, etc.
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