General Settings
The General Settings is a drop down menu that is available to you when you login to your Blogs Organizer admin area. While there are numerous options under this drop-down menu, we've identified the ones you need to pay particular attention.
Script URL -- Set the full URL to where the script is installed. By default Blogs Organizer manually determines the URL and sets it on install, but in some cases that fails, so be sure to check out whether the Script URL is correct.
PHP Settings -- Set the full system path to the PHP executable program file. By default Blogs Organizer manually determines the path and sets it, but in some cases that fails, so be sure to check out whether the PHP executable path is correct.
Cron Jobs -- Blogs Organizer requires a couple of cronjobs to operate properly. From this page you get information whether it successfully set the cronjobs manually during install time. Also if that failed you get information how to set the cronjobs manually.
CURL Settings -- Blogs Organizer exclusively uses PHP includes for operating and displaying the blogs you create. In some cases remote php includes are disabled by the host companies. For this reason you need to use the alternative to php includes - CURL library for PHP. In case you need to use it, just enable this setting.
Idle Reporting -- Here you can set a value for idle period of the blogs. Any blog that does not have published posts within this period, will be shown as idle in your script. This way you can keep track and quickly identify which blogs need new posts.
WYSIWYG Settings -- Enable/Disable the advanced editor of the software.
System Events -- From this page you get full detailed information about the automated procedures and events that Blogs Organizer does by itself. You get information when the updater and linkchecker last run, which scheduled posts were published, which posts were resubmitted and etc. Blogs Organizer keeps the system events history for a 7 day period.
System Backup -- From here you can create full system backups.
Remove Autologin -- By clicking on this option you remove your Autologin to the Administration control panel. Every time you want to login to the admin section of the script, at the login screen you have an option to choose to save your information, so a cookie is set to you and you will no longer will be asked for a password when logging to the admin section.
When you choose to save your info and do not see the login screen anymore, a cookie is set to your browser, and will remain there until you remove it from the "Remove Autologin" option. If you login to the script from pc other than yours, or if someone else has access to your pc it is not advisable to save your info!
Change Password -- From here you can change your administrator's password which you use to access the administration control panel of the script.