1 travis-s May 06, 2004 18:53
3 Travis Swicegood May 14, 2004 18:54
Sort of. xMambo/Mambo takes a install package (a zip/gz file) that has an XML file, plus all of the files needed for that template (images, css, js, etc.). The upload take that, inserts a basic entry into the database (stores the name, an ID #, and published status), then copies the files to wherever they should be. Whenever a user reads the list of templates available, all of the info (author’s name, email, URL, copyright info, description, etc.) are pulled from the XML file.
It’s pretty cool. To check out the functionality, go to demo.mamboserver.com (that’s the latest CVS) - that’ll show you how it works on the interface side. To check out the package structure, go to Mamboportal.com or Mambohut.com and download one of the templates. The install packages are pretty self-explanitory.
I really need to try out Mambo…
but if I understand you right, all that b2evo is missing is upload+unzip ?