Available from version 1.1.0 Administrators have access to the Blocks panel which they can use to manage the collection of blocks available in their Bloxby application. The Blocks panel is located under Elements > Blocks. Managing block categories Through the Blocks panel, Administrators can manage the application’s block categories […]
Update from v1.0.6 to v1.0.7
Update your files To manually update from 1.0.6 to 1.0.7, download the update from Gumroad. Next, you will need to update the following files/folders: README.md > replace this file _htaccess > replace this file application/config/bloxby.php > replace this file application/config/webpack.php > replace this file application/helpers/general_helper.php > replace this file application/language/english/builderlite_lang.php […]
Update from v1.0.5 to v1.0.6
Update your files To manually update from 1.05 to 1.0.6, you will need to update the following files/folders: README.md > replace this file config.ini > replace this file application/modules/builder_elements/controllers/Builder_elements.php > replace this file application/modules/builder_elements/models/Blocks_model.php > replace this file
Update from v1.0.4(1/2) to v1.0.5
v1.0.5 is a big update containing a lot of changes. If you’re considering manually updating your copy of Bloxby, we’d suggest setting up a development environment and update there fist. Then run your tests to make sure the application is functioning properly before updating your production version of Bloxby. Update […]
Saving blocks as favourites
End-users can save any block as a “favourite”. This means that a block is saved, as it currently stands, and can be used by that same user in other sites. When a block is saved, this creates a copy of that block, so if the block itself is modified after […]
Duplicate or cloning a site
End-users can duplicate or clone a site directly from the Sites panel by clicking the button labeled “Clone” for the site they’d like to clone:
Creating a public Bloxby site
Users with admin rights can use Bloxby to create and manage a front-end , public site for their Bloxby installation. To do this, the admin user would create a new site, or use an existing one. The, inside the page builder, he would open the Site Settings panel (click the […]
FTP and sFTP Uploading
End-users can upload their sites to a remote server by either regular FTP or sFTP. To be able to sFTP, your server will need to have the php-ssh2 PHP module installed. If this module is not present on the server, the SFTP option will be automatically hidden. To be able to […]
Update from v1.0.4 to v1.0.41
To manually upgrade from v1.0.4 to v1.0.41, please follow the following steps: /application/config/bloxby.php > replace this file /application/libraries/Paypal.php > replace this file /application/modules/autoupdate/controllers/Autoupdate.php > replace this file /application/modules/package/views/packages.php > replace this file /application/modules/settings/views/settings.php > replace this file /application/modules/subscription/controllers/Subscription.php > replace this file /application/modules/user/controllers/User.php > replace this file /application/modules/user/models/User_model.php > replace […]
FAQ: Can I use a WHM/cPanel server to host Bloxby?
Although it is possible to use a WHM/cPanel server to host Bloxby, we typically recommend against it. The main reason being that using WHM/cPanel create some issues when using custom domain publishing (you will manually need to add every individual domain to cPanel for the publishing to function properly). If […]
