Hi, since we are just playing around with scripts at the moment, we have also started creating a nice little CMS script. It is a little framework for a website, it uses jquery/ajax page loading so pages load instantly, 100% file based so there are no databases needed to run the CMS. It will also include a little admin panel to manage pages. The good thing is, this one is a lot simpler and I expect we should be giving it up for download within the next few days, it's a great starter kit sort of thing for those not so good with the HTML side of things. You can use the WYSIWYG editor or you can use raw HTML.
An option for using a database would be great for those who have large amounts of pages instead of relying on a huge directory of files but other than that you guys are on fire recently
Good idea! I didn't think of an option Yeah I can definitely see us adding that, it was originally going to be MySQL powered but we rarely use files any more and it'd be nice to upload and use instantly for some.
May be this CMS can used for Info blog for forum which is used to display the forum downtime and recent changes when the forum is not available. I think this is the first CMS without DB . I have seen Image host without DB hosting more image. I hope this CMS also handle many pages blog. All the best !!!
Hi, well I have seen many "lite" CMS scripts that are file based, and the only limit would be how many server files you're allowed =) It's basically just using read and write methods with ajax page loading for a fancier touch. Page content is placed in HTML files.
Can't wait to see this mate, have been looking for a CMS like this for a while. I'd love to check it out, and I'm sure shady will totally make his epic with the styling if he ever gets his hands on one
=) I'm liking how simple it is so far, really easy to modify the template and page content is just in HTML files, anyone with HTML knowledge can surely add their own template. Plus your CSS files as with most themes/templates.
I just had a go It took around 5 minutes as I chose a pretty big template by mistake The code was quite big, but integrating it wasn't hard at all, I just added the page(); function to the navigation area and made sure the div where I wanted the content was titled "content", and it works instantly
