Revision history - see bottom

This plugin will provide the functionaliy necessary to allow a user
to manage their favorites list, or "bookmarks", within the Squirrelmail
interface.  I've found myself using Squirrelmail all day every day, from
several different machines, and decided it would be nice to have my
bookmarks available as well.

To install the plugin:

  1.  Change to the plugins directory.

        $ cd plugins/

  2.  Unarchive the plugin.

        $ tar -xzf /your/path/to/bookmarks-x.x.tgz

  2.  This should create a bookmarks/ directory under plugins.

  4.  Go to the config directory and run conf.pl

        $ cd ../../config/
        $ ./conf.pl

  5.  Choose option 8 and proceed to add the new plugin following
      the instructions there.  Save and exit, and your plugin should
      be in place.


Any questions or problems, feel free to contact me:

Tracy McKibben
tracy@mckibben.d2g.com
MSN IM:  mckibbent@hotmail.com


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Future Enhancements
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- ability to save to a database
- tracking of last visit, most visited, "fresh" bookmarks, etc.
- other stuff as I think of it
- requests welcome!


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Revision history
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05/02/2003 - ver 2.0.2
-fix bug allowing duplicate folder names
-fix minor bug with subfolder creation
-attempt to fix reported problem with trailing slash in URLs

04/29/2003 - ver 2.0.1
-minor bug fixes
-minor code cleanup

04/27/2003 - ver 2.0.0
-complete rewrite
-made compatible with "register_globals=off" PHP setting
-made compatible with Squirrelmail 1.4x release series
-altered storage format to use single bookmarks file

ver 0.3
-corrected unlink bug when creating new folder

05/09/2002 - ver 0.2
-workaround for PHP <= 4.0.6 fopen bug, attempts to fetch the title
 from a URL with no trailing '/' character would cause Apache to hang

-allow additional URL prefixes of 'ftp://', 'nntp://', and 'https://'

-provision for a global bookmarks folder.  This folder, named
 'global.bookmarks' in the data directory, must be manually edited.  It
 is read-only through the plugin interface.  No subfolders are allowed
 in this global folder.
 
 
04/29/2002 - ver 0.1
-Initial release

