Firstly,
you need to change the username and password that
will be used to login to the editor.
Open the config/edit_config.php file and
edit the values:
$se_username
and $se_password
2.
Upload the files to your
server
Copy
the swifteditv2 folder and all it's contents
to the website folder that you want to use with
Swifteditv2. Note: You
CAN rename the folder first if you wish.
3.
CHMOD the folder
CHMOD
the files folder to 777
CHMOD the edit_dec.php file to 777
3.
Go to your website and
access the editor
Type
in your website address and the editor subfolder
name eg. www.mysite.com/swifteditv2
Enter the unlock key: swiftedit
And
that's it! You're all done!
Notes
Operating
the editor
-
To access the editor, just type in your URL including
the name of the subfolder. eg. www.mysite.com/swifteditv2
-
On some servers, you need to type in index.php
also. eg.www.mysite.com/swifteditv2/index.php
-
The editor file system will automatically have
browse access to subfolders. If you want to control
the editor and the subfolders that it can access
you may need to use an .htaccess file on your
subfolders to password protect them individually.
Alternatively, you can configure the $browsefolders
and $browseimgfolders options in the config
file to "n" and then copy and paste
the editor into the subfolders with a different
username and password configuration. This would
allow separate login areas and separate username
and passwords for different folders.
Changing
the logo
-
If you want to use your own company logo for the
login screen, you can replace the file called:
intrologo.gif which is found in the config
folder. The dimensions should be approx: 240x75
pixels and you can use either .gif or .jpg images.
You need to configure the image path and name
in the config/edit_config.php file.