QuickHP

Added XML and XSLT support, file handling via an FTP backend, a more flexible XML format, a solution for dynamic XML, made huge UI improvements, and many smaller bugfixes and improvements.

Fixes for 2 wrong XML lines in the standardxml.qtf file that did not let you edit newly created .xml files (from that template) in the XML editor.

QuickHP used to be a command-line Perl script that created webpages from
templates, but that branch is no longer active. QuickHP is now a Web-based home
page administrator written in PHP. The current version is still far from being
really comfortable, and only experienced users will understand how it works, so
this is a preview version rather than a production release.

With QuickHP 0.1 you can, in addition to the system qhp#root tag,
define qhp tags yourself. You can do this in two ways: a) You define a
tag in the included qvars file, and wherever you put the related
comment in your content pages, the value of the definition is parsed
in. b) You put a comment in your template, and if a comment is found
in a content file, then the value of this comment is parsed in at the
position of the comment in the template. This is, for example, a good
way to give every page a unique title, although the title is defined
in a template.

QuickHP is now available under the GPL. No features were added to this release.