Get the latest version of PolyPager at its Google Code page.
You will download a Zip archive containing all you need to start.

In addition, you can find some skins there. Place the content of those zip archives into the style/skin directory of your PolyPager installation. Then you can select them as new skin in the admin area of PolyPager.

 

installing
All you need to do to install is copy the files in the archive to some directory on your webserver and type in the URL to that directory... then PolyPager will ask for a database and tell you what to do.

if you update from a previous version:

• run (relevant parts of) the SQL in this file on your database: upgrade_db.sql
• You should be aware that with uploading, you might overwrite files that you changed (e.g. for configuration). This is in particular relevant for the file PolyPager_Config.php and the HTML template (template.php in the skin-directory). If you made changes in the files ending with ".template", thei will be overwritten! It is much better if you copy the ".template" files, leave away the ".template" in th copys filename and make your changes there. Those copies will not be overwritten by uploading a new PolyPager version.

wonder what features came in what version?
go to the bugs - page and search for bugs with the version you are looking for. Voilà.

You can find the latest code on Google code:
click http://code.google.com/p/polypager/

To get a stable version of PolyPager, take the latest archive from above. The code on Google Code contains the latest developments and maybe not tested thoroughly.

Why Google Code?
Since the code is under an open licence, I looked for an open platform to host the code (preferably via SVN). I tried Sourceforge first, but I must say I found the interface rather clumsy. Everything had to be explained a lot and worked around three corners. Also, the SVN account didn't work at first, and that's why I tried Google Code.