• With these parameters you are able to control the b2evolution’s behaviour after connecting to your email account and seek your inbox. In plain words, how to find the emails to be posted and how to post them. Default category: the ID of the… more »
  • This panel is part of the form displayed at: Post by email. This contains general settings for using the post by email feature of b2evolution. more »
  • This screen displays a list of plugins that are available for installation along with plugins that are already installed. more »
  • This screen displays a list of installed plugins in your site. Plugins can extend the functionality of b2evolution. more »
  • This tab lets you manage the list of currencies that are available for this site. more »
  • You can quickly add cities to a country by importing them via CSV files containing the cities data. more »
  • This tab lets you manage the list of cities that are available for this site. more »
  • You can quickly add regions to a country by importing them via CSV files containing the regions data. more »
  • You can quickly add sub-regions to a country by importing them via CSV files containing the sub-regions data. more »
  • This tab lets you manage the list of sub-regions that are available for this site. more »
  • This tab lets you manage the list of regions that are available for this site. more »
  • This tab allows to set the timezone difference between your server and your local time. By setting a timezone offset, b2evolution can display times in your local timezone rather than in the server timezone. more »
  • You can create your own locales for your blog. Here’s how to proceed. As admin, go to ‘System’ then click on the ‘Regional’ tab. At the bottom of the page, you will see a ‘Create new locale’ button. Clicking th… more »
  • Locales define not only the language of the interface but also the formatting of dates/times as well as the first day of the week (used when displaying the calendar). more »
  • This determines how b2evolution should handle suspect users. more »
  • This panel contains miscellaneous Antispam options. more »
  • A referring domain can be something like "bing.com" which would be a search engine referrer or also "someshadysite.biz" which would be a spammer site. The Type of each can be used to specify which type of site it is, in order to bet… more »
  • This tab lets you manage the list of countries that are available for this site. more »
  • This screen allows you to edit the properties of an IP Range and see which users have registered though this IP range as well as which sessions have connected from this IP range. more »
  • This view displays a graph of the daily hits tracked on each one of the goals defined in the site. more »
  • If you want to add a keyword or phrase to your Local Blacklist, you must use the form above. Several tasks will be performed by b2evolution after you type an entry and click the button Check & ban…. more »
  • This list is used by b2evolution to support the Antispam Blacklist feature. Basically, any URL containing one of the keywords on this list will be banned from posts, comments and logs. more »
  • Warning: The following assumes you have administrative access to the Windows server where b2Evolution is served from and that the Task Scheduler service is enabled. These instructions are valid for Windows Server 2000 and 2003. They will probably work… more »
  • This solution isn’t as good as setting up a Linux cron job by far, but we mentioned it since cPanel is very widespread and somewhat easier to set up. So if your host uses cPanel as a web configuration interface, you can go to the "cron… more »
  • Warning: The following assumes you have your own Linux server with root access. Blindly following this procedure may lead to breaking your Linux setup. DO NOT do this if you don’t understand it. Use this page only as a guideline. Running the… more »
  • This tab shows a list of currently scheduled jobs. Each line represents a job that is pending (waiting to be executed), currently executing (started), or has already executed: Finished, Timed out, Error. more »
  • b2evolution will send emails in a number of occasions: a user wants to register a user forgot his password and requested a new one a user wants to contact the admin a user wants to contact another user If you are not receiving these email notifications… more »
  • This screen allows you to perform tests using the saved POP/IMAP settings. more »
  • This tab shows a list of emails sent by b2evolution but were returned or rejected. more »
  • This screen shows all users that are part of the automation. more »