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MyHeadlines v4.0.5
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Install:
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1)  Copy the /html/modules/MyHeadlines module directory and its contents to your site.
2)  Log in as administrator and enable the MyHeadlines module, remember to adjust group
    permissions to grant access to th module
3)  Click on Administration (Menu item within MyHeadlines module)
4)  Click on Import
5)  Import the headline database file(s).  If you are a commercial site you MUST NOT
    use the moreover file.  Visit www.moreover.com to view their Terms and Conditions

Upgrade:
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1)  Copy the /html/modules/MyHeadlines module directory and its contents to your site, 
    over-writing the existing code base.
2)  that's it.  It will auto detect and upgrade for you the next time someone accesses
    the module.


Advanced Features:
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cron - This module supports automatic refreshing of the headline cache by a 
       cron job.  (NT users may user another scheduler) The benefit from this
       is the increased performance of the site.  Your loading times will be
       quicker since the cache will be current, the cache database will be
       larger since it is unlikely a published story will not be captured,
       and your searches will be more complete thanks to the larger cache of
       data.  Schedule a job to access the following url every 15-30 minutes:
        
        http://www.site.com/modules/MyHeadlines/index.php?func=cron

	NOTE: --> I am new to xoops, but I bet you'll have to grant Anonymous
                  access to the module for this to work.

       If you don't have access to a scheduler, like cron, then point a browser
       at the above url and leave it running.  I have added a meta tag to
       refresh the page every 10 minutes. This will of course refresh the cache
       as it expires.

       NOTE: cron will only refresh the content from sources that have one or
             more subscribers.

Search - This part of the code gets better with more content stored in your 
         tables.  Here are some tips on increasing the search result relevance
         for your users:
           1) setup the cron functionality.  This will continually add information
              to the database. (and it speeds loading times)
           2) adjust the "rss_cache_expire" parameter to control the size of
              your database.  I don't know how big this thing will get for your
              site.  If the DB exceeds your expectations then scale this number
              down.  It is the number of days to keep a headline in the cache.
              The longer you keep things the more that you will be storing, this
              improves the search feature but at a cost.
           3) Seed the database:  create a dummy account and subscribe to a large
              number of different sources.  Make sure you venture into many different
              topics and cron will keep all of these feeds up to date and the
              cache will grow accordingly.

Release Notes:
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1)  Login as Admin to view the admin functions for this module
2)  This is Xoops RC 2.0.2 compatible.
3)  This requires MySQL v3.23.23 or better
4)  This requires PHP v4.0.4 or better
		
Support:
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Please visit my site and ask your questions in the interactive FAQ area.  I 
will respond there and it will be the central repository for all users
to research solutions to their problems.

   http://www.jmagar.com

Author:
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Mike Agar, 
mailto:myh_support@jmagar.com, 
http://www.jmagar.com

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