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Install sfW3studioCmsPlugin

This tutorial assumes that symfony is correctly installed in your system.

Init a project.
Init an applicaion.
Install the sfGuardPlugin.
Install the dbFinderPlugin.
Install the sfW3studioCmsPlugin, as follows:

If you want to install from the pear package type:
```
php symfony plugin:install sfW3studioCmsPlugin-0.6.0.tgz
```
If you want to install from the zip file, simple copy the sfW3studioCmsPlugin into the plugins directory.
Inside the extra directory of sfW3studioCmsPlugin you will find the sfGuardAuth module: copy it into the modules directory of your application to override the standard sfGuardAuth module. If your system supports symbolic links you can make one instead copy the directory, as follows:
```
ln -s [path/to]/[Project Name]/plugins/sfW3studioCmsPlugin/extra/sfGuardAuth [path/to]/[Project Name]/apps/[App Name]/modules/sfGuardAuth
```
In the extra directory you will find the tool used by w3studioCMS to upload images into the directory fileUploader. To use this tool you must copy this folder to /web/js folder.
The entire content of sfW3studioCmsPlugin's web directory have to be copied into the web directory of your application and have to be renamed as sfW3studioCmsPlugin. The better solution is to make a symbolic link if your system support this feature. When you install from pear this symbolic link should be automatically made. If something fails you must do this operation manually, as shown below.
```
ln -s [path/to]/[Project Name]/plugins/sfW3studioCmsPlugin/web [path/to]/[Project Name]/web/sfW3studioCmsPlugin
```
Enable all the sfW3studioCmsPlugin modules into the all section of your settings.yml file, of your application. These are the modules: webSite, webEditor, menuBuilder, pagesManager, templatesImport, sbStructure, languagesManager, contentsManager, groupsManager, imageEditor, tinyMCE
Enable the i18n paramether.
Set the prototype_web_dir to /sfW3studioCmsPlugin/js/scriptaculous/lib.
Set the rich_text_js_dir parameter to js/tiny_mce.

At last your setting.yml file will be like this:

all:
  .settings:
  i18n: on
  enabled_modules: [default, sfGuardGroup, sfGuardUser, sfGuardPermission, sfGuardAuth, webSite, webEditor, menuBuilder, pagesManager, templatesImport, sbStructure, languagesManager, contentsManager, groupsManager, imageEditor, tinyMCE]
  prototype_web_dir: /sfW3studioCmsPlugin/js/scriptaculous/lib

  login_module: sfGuardAuth # To be called when a non-authenticated user
  login_action: signin # Tries to access a secure page

  secure_module: sfGuardAuth # To be called when a user doesn't have
  secure_action: secure # The credentials required for an action

  rich_text_js_dir: js/tiny_mce

W3StudioCMS uses tinyMce as default editor, but you can use another web editor as you prefer. In the sfW3studioCmsPlugin's app.yml file you will find the app_webeditor parameter: change it to use another web editor, then open webEditor/indexSuccess module. Here you will find where the tinyMce web editor is initialized, so you can change it. If you prefer to use tinyMce, download the tinyMce editor, then install it into the js directory.
Delete the empty schema.yml from the config directory of your project.
Configure the propel.ini file to access to your database.
Create the database w3studiocms. The db name is not important, so you can choose another name.
Configure your database.yml to access the database.
Clear the cache.

From the CLI run the command:

symfony propel:build-all
symfony propel:data-load [you app name]

Clear the cache again.
Inside the extra directory of sfW3studioCmsPlugin there is a directory called images, where are stored all the images used by the template: you have to copy them into the images directory of web directory.
Open a browser. W3studiocms has been developed using Mozilla Firefox and has not been fully tested with Internet Explorer, so I suggest to use Firefox to work with this CMS.
W3studioCMS comes with a predefinited template but you can easy change it with one made from yourself. Clik the Edit site button and enter admin as username and admin as password.

That's it. If you find mistakes or you don't understand something you can ask a question in the forum.

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