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Important: You must now delete "install.php" and "installsql.php" from your server. Failing to delete these files is a serious security risk!
After logging in to your control panel you should visit the "View Admins" page and update your admin profile with your name and email address.
Next, you will most likely want to get started by creating profile fields. Profile fields allow you to decide what will appear on your users' profiles. For example, if you want to create a social network about fitness, you would create fields like "height", "weight", "favorite exercise", etc., while if you wanted to create a social network about business, you might create fields like "employer", "position", "education", and so forth.
You will also probably want to adjust the signup settings. These settings determine what happens when users create accounts on your social network.
Finally, you might be ready to add your own style or apply your website's header/footer wrapper to your social network. To accomplish this, visit the HTML Templates page in your control panel. You can also edit your template files by opening them directly from the "/templates" directory on your server. Your "/templates" directory should already be inaccessible to web users (an included .htaccess file takes care of this) if you're on a Apache server. If you're running Windows IIS or another server platform, you might want to move the "/templates" directory to another place on your server so that it's not accessible to web users. If you decide to do this, you will need to update "/include/smarty/smarty_config.php" with the new path to your templates directory.
After logging in to your control panel you should visit the "View Admins" page and update your admin profile with your name and email address.
Next, you will most likely want to get started by creating profile fields. Profile fields allow you to decide what will appear on your users' profiles. For example, if you want to create a social network about fitness, you would create fields like "height", "weight", "favorite exercise", etc., while if you wanted to create a social network about business, you might create fields like "employer", "position", "education", and so forth.
You will also probably want to adjust the signup settings. These settings determine what happens when users create accounts on your social network.
Finally, you might be ready to add your own style or apply your website's header/footer wrapper to your social network. To accomplish this, visit the HTML Templates page in your control panel. You can also edit your template files by opening them directly from the "/templates" directory on your server. Your "/templates" directory should already be inaccessible to web users (an included .htaccess file takes care of this) if you're on a Apache server. If you're running Windows IIS or another server platform, you might want to move the "/templates" directory to another place on your server so that it's not accessible to web users. If you decide to do this, you will need to update "/include/smarty/smarty_config.php" with the new path to your templates directory.
