Getting Started as a PHP Template Beta Tester

[Sitemason]

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

A Sitemason account & a domain: For the time being, PHP Templates will
only run in our hosting environment. When we roll this out to the
masses, we will be supporting outside hosting environments & even
other languages like Ruby or ASP will have access to the XML. We also
require a domain to enable PHP templates to work. Sub-domains are fine
like sitemason.yourdomain.com. If you want to use a sub-domain, in
your DNS settings you will have to point your hostname to the CNAME
web.sitemasonhost.com

Contact us: We have to enable PHP templates at the Sitemason account
level. We will then assign the provided domain to your account, and
you should be on your way. Email bi...@sitemason.com when you are
ready to go.

Read the Documentation: For two reasons, the first is obvious... so
you can learn. But also so you can see where it's lacking and help us
document what developers are actually using and what needs to be
better explained. http://developer.sitemason.com has all of the
resources you'll need to get started.

Some Patience: This is a really early beta, and your help will vastly
shape the development and rollout of this new program.

[Sitemason]

NEXT STEPS

Ok, you have your Sitemason account and you're ready to start
developing. Now what?

We've put up a "Getting Started for Developers" tutorial on our dev
site.

http://developer.sitemason.com/getting_started_devs

It's a quick step by step walk through similar to a new customer's
initial interaction with the CMS and creating a website. If you need
some clarification on a step or get stuck, please let us know and
we'll further document the process.

On Sep 18, 1:07 pm, Sitemason <i...@sitemason.com> wrote:
> WHAT YOU'LL NEED
>
> A Sitemason account & a domain: For the time being, PHP Templates will
> only run in our hosting environment.  When we roll this out to the
> masses, we will be supporting outside hosting environments & even
> other languages like Ruby or ASP will have access to the XML. We also
> require a domain to enable PHP templates to work. Sub-domains are fine
> like sitemason.yourdomain.com. If you want to use a sub-domain, in
> your DNS settings you will have to point your hostname to the CNAME
> web.sitemasonhost.com
>
> Contact us: We have to enable PHP templates at the Sitemason account
> level.  We will then assign the provided domain to your account, and
> you should be on your way. Email bi...@sitemason.com when you are
> ready to go.
>
> Read the Documentation: For two reasons, the first is obvious... so
> you can learn. But also so you can see where it's lacking and help us
> document what developers are actually using and what needs to be

> better explained.http://developer.sitemason.comhas all of the