Get Scriblio
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You’re Scriblio-curious and you have a server you’d like to use for the the WordPress + Scriblio suite. This page explains what you will need and how to get started.
Quick Install
- Check the system requirements (note: this is slightly more than WordPress’ own requirements):
- MySQL 5.x or better
- PHP 5.1x or better
- Apache with mod rewrite (to support permalinks)
- Download and install WordPress 2.7 or newer.Flickr Video
- Download, install, and activate the bSuite and Scriblio plugins, as well as any additional plugins you may desire.Flickr Video
- Configure an ILS importer plugin and start importing records. (Optional, really; you can skip this step if you’re using Scriblio for a digital archive.)Flickr Video
- Find a new theme, activate it, and set up the Scriblio widgets. Set up permalinks, choose a commenting policy, and start writing content.Flickr Video
- Have fun. Join the mail list and don’t hesitate to ask questions.Flickr Video
Subversion Access
Stable releases of scriblio can be found in:
Development versions are in /trunk More information about Subversion is in the documentation.
Old Versions
Old versions of Scriblio are archived in the repository. Comments related to previous milestone versions are in these archived pages:
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March 3rd, 2009 at 12:11 pm
[...] got. Those videos are now on the front page of the official Scriblio site, and I did five more to demo the installation and configuration. Big thanks go to Collingswood NJ Public Library Director Brett Bonfield who let me use his library [...]
February 18th, 2010 at 4:59 pm
Hi — I have been developing a new web site for my library using WordPress and I’m quite far along in the process. Currently I have links out to the Innovative Interfaces catalog we have; it’s not that exciting visually. I’m interested in the possibility of using Scriblio. Do I understand that Scriblio essentially is an “overlay” to the traditional catalog? Would the regular catalog still exist beside the Scriblio interface of the catalog? Also, because I already am using WordPress for the design of the web site, would it be necessary for me to create a new (additional) blog and have the Scriblio catalog run separately there? (Sorry, dumb questions — but I have just tripped over this and think it could have some potential for us). Thanks!