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How to create new user and publish articles in Pligg

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To create new user and publish articles in Pligg

Pligg is one of the widely used Content Management Systems among the web architects. In the previous articles, we have covered several aspects of Pligg, in this article we will learn how to create a new user and publish articles in Pligg.

To install Pligg visit,
https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-pligg-content-management-system/

To publish articles in Pligg using Admin credentials visit,
https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-publish-articles-in-pligg-using-admin-credentials/

Type 1: To create a new user

Unplug the browser and navigate to https://< IP_address> /pligg
navigate

Go to Manage tab and click Users interface.
Users interface
Now click on the Create New User button to start a user account.
New User
Fill the details of the User and click Create User.
Create User
Now we have successfully created the User using the admin account.
 admin account

Type 2: To create a new user

Open the browser, navigate to https://< IP_address> /pligg and then enter into the Register field.
my_site

Fill the details of the user and finally click Create user.
Create_user
Now the user has been created successfully.
 created_successfully
Lets start to add a post by using the user credentials.
user_credentials

Click on Submit a new story and enter the news link and click continue.
Submit
Start writing your article, give it a name, tags and category.
Story_preview
Now the post has been created successfully by the user.
New_Post
These post can be published only with the help of admin credentials. To publish a post login as admin.
admin_credentials
In Manage tab, check for your post in News tab. Click on Publish and then click apply changes to publish the article.
 Manage_tab
News_Management

The post has been published successfully.
published_successfully

To share your post in the group, click share group.
share_group
content_published
To know about top users, click on Top users.
Top_users
For live details, click on live.
click_on_live
For tag cloud click on tag cloud.
Tag_cloud

To manage Admin in Pligg visit,
https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-manage-admin-in-pligg/

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

How to establish a LAMP setup for pligg?

A

Do follow this link for "https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-pligg-content-management-system/"

Q

what is the advisable file permission for the major directories and.php files?

A

Always for directory provide 755 and for file set as 644

Q

How does the captcha arrives? Does it comes with the installation or by creating register.php own code?

A

There is no option for captcha arrives in by default, it will include in while the installation of Pligg.

Q

Where to change administrator password in Pligg?

A

For change the administrator password, you need to go to the "menu bar" select admin and under settings change its default password.

Q

How to install Pligg?

A

Pligg hosting package you will never be on your own. Our expert Pligg technical support team will make sure that you have a bug-free and secure Pligg installation in less than 10 minutes, complete free of charge. The Pligg Installation can be requested from the client’s area -> Get Support section -> Submit Support Ticket.

Pligg CMS is a PHP/SQL application and as such you will need to download the installation files from the official Pligg CMS website first. After having your PliggCMSversion.zip (the version number is changing when a new release is available) file downloaded, please extract it to your local computer. The extracted files should be uploaded under your hosting account where you would like to have Pligg installed. This can be done via a FTP client by following the instructions in our great ftp video tutorial.

If you would like to have your Pligg website directly accessible from https://yourdomain.com you should upload the files under the public_html directory. Alternatively, if you would like to have it located under a subfolder you could create a subdirectory under your public_html folder where the files should be uploaded. If you upload your files under /public_html/pligg/ your Pligg installation will be accessible from https://yourdomain.com/pligg.

As soon as your files are uploaded under your account you should proceed with the MySQL database creation process. You can easily create a MySQL database for your CMS by following the instructions in our MySQL tutorial.

Once you have completed the above explained steps you could initiate the installation process. The setup is pretty fast and will start when you access:

https://yourdomain.com/install/install.php

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