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- Log On before configuration. The user name and password are set during installation.
- 2.1 set email
- 2.2 Select language
- 2.3 install plug-ins
Introduction to plone
Plone is a free and open-source Content Management System (CMS ). Plone focuses on the use of various organizations. It comes with a workflow engine, pre-configured security and role systems, a set of content types and multi-language support. Many developers, authors, and testers from around the world make various contributions to plone every day. Plone is based on the content management framework. (Content Management Framework ).
1. installation:
: Http://plone.org/products
I downloaded: Plone-3.3.5.exe
Install the SDK. You can proceed to the next step.
After the installation is complete, restart
2. Configuration: Log On before configuration. The user name and password are set during installation.
2.1 set email
2.2 Select language
2.3 install plug-ins
Plone has powerful functions, but it is better to add some plug-ins.
2.3.1 select plug-ins
At http://plone.org/products, you can select
During installation, I chose the following plug-ins:
Collective. Blogging
Products. Poi
Products. facultystaffdirectory
Plugin installation method:
(1) Find the installation directory of Plone.
Open buildout. cfg and find:
Add plug-in name
(2) Open the command line and enter C: \ Program Files \ Plone \ bin.
Run buildout-c ../buildout. cfg
In this case, the program is automatically found online and downloaded.
(3) Restart Plone and enter C: \ Program Files \ Plone \ bin.
Run plonectl restart
(4) Go to Plone and install the downloaded plug-in.
Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/Mblog/archive/2010/06/12/1757256.html