I'm looking for a good, clean PHP-based CMS that has as powerful in-place editing functions as Apostrophe which is great, but out of the question because of its strong reliance on Symphony and command-line tools that I can't use for this project. (As discussed in this question, with a nice contribution from one of Apostrophe's developers...
I have just read the following post on SO; Do you source control your databases We are working with Sitecore and normally Attach 3 standard databases to our MSSQL server. We have a Core , Master and Web database. In the proces of developing the different templates on the backend of Sitecore we all use one database and just publish our...
Hi, I'm using the CMS Made Simple platform; which I'm not very familiar with! The site has a secure frontend, which contains a document library for members. Files are stored outside the document root and links are generated by the CMS so you should only be able to get the documents if you're logged in. At first glance the setup works ...
Been looking around fora simple cms framework based on NodeJS. There is of course the option to laod the html, json and images all client side into the page. So the CMS is running client side. SEO might be a little screwed up. But its 2010 so why not ?? ...
How does Wikipedia implement the "edit this section" feature for its articles, wherein a user can edit just a section of an article, rather than the whole article? I've tried crawling through mediawiki's code by myself, but it's a bit dense for me to understand. Here's my guess (but only a guess): User click's on [edit] in an article....
I'm working on a CMS for some of our projects, but would like to ease the work a bit by using a framework. This is what I need from a framework: A framework that implements basic things like session management for me. Is there one? A framework that supports REST. Is there one? A framework that doesn't cause my CMS to break when the fr...
I know many Ruby users are using Jekyll but I wonder what the benefits that will bring over RefineryCMS? Could someone highlights the differences and pros/cons for each. ...
I'm trying to compare between the different template engines for PHP. The 2 that come up are smarty and PHPtemplate. How do I decide which is better for me.. These are some of the questions I'm trying to find answers to What are some of the strengths and weaknesses of these 2 Is one better than the other in some cases or for some typ...
For research purposes, I'd like to compile a list of PHP CMSs and the template engine they use. Please add what you use or know and I will add it here Drupal => PHPTemplate (custom theming engine for drupal since 2005) and Smarty ...
I'm embarking on a very big exercise to build a CMS in php. It's actually my attempt to learn PHP in a fun (and hardcore) way coming from a Java background. Java is all object oriented so oop is in my blood, but I'm finding that OOP hasn't made it yet to PHP. Most PHP is still being written today the old way without the new concepts. I...
Does anyone have any experience working with the Isocial CMS script? I would like an expert opinion on the overall quality, and if it would be worth to buy it and have it further developed. It is found at isocial.in. ...
I've been using Drupal for some time and have been a bit frustrated with how it takes a lot more work to do things the Drupal way than if I were writing custom code from scratch. Sometimes I spend the day not coding, but just searching for the right solution to weave my idea into the drupal flow. This has led me to think of moving back a...
I'm not sure if this is possible, but let's say you want to build a CMS, but you're torn between 2 frameworks because each has some features that you like. Is it possible to create the CMS with both framewoks? Does this approach have merits or pitfalls? ...
as SO digested my title i found If you're going to integrate a ASP.NET WebForms CMS with ASP.NET MVC 2, you're going to have to do your integration at the API level (assuming the CMS has an API). That raises the question - do any of projects exist where an api mapping some of the housekeeping functions of a generic CMS can be leverage...
I'm trying to identify some of the pros and cons of having a CMS that is event driven. Event driven is not uncommon. You see it in many scripting languages like Actionscript, javascript, jquery that involve a client. How about in a CMS where the events and their responses happen on the server. What advantages or disadvantages might thi...
it appears to be similar to cushy cms but with a back up system and some other cool features. cant find much info on it. seems too good to be true. http://pulsecms.com ...
I work for a Government Hospital and we are looking for a CMS to build our web page out of. Some of the things that we are looking for are: ease of making forms, the ability to give access to specific users to add content and files to specific areas, the ability to add my own HTML page, and ease of use, among others. I prefer any Open So...
hello friends. I want to know that which one framework or CMS is the best to do PHP. Like wordpress,elgg,joomla,megento etc Which is the right choice.? I want to know also that what is the difference between CMS and Framework ? ...
I'm looking to build a online store. However, the first question, past the idea of the store, is the platform. I've previously worked with Java and PHP and am quite comfortable with PHP. So my first considerations were Drupal or maybe CodeIgniter (which I have heard lots of good things about) On discussions with friends, they suggested...
I would like to create a custom CMS within Codeigniter, and I need a mechanism to route general pages to a default controller - for instance: mydomain.com/about mydomain.com/services/maintenance These would be routed through my pagehandler controller. The default routing behaviour in Codeigniter is of course to route to a matching con...