CMS Made Simple 1.3 was released ... about to install locally for a customer site ...
Lots of additions so I'm quite excited if it fixes a few issues I have![]()
CMS Made Simple 1.3 was released ... about to install locally for a customer site ...
Lots of additions so I'm quite excited if it fixes a few issues I have![]()
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Something along these lines
- Ease of Use
- URL Structure
- Ease of Templating
- Ease of adding in extras
- Ease of Hacking
- Ease of installing
- Modules available (ok this could also work against it)
- Easy of upgrading
How's your Drupal going ... maybe a quick half an hour showcase of the systems are in order at some stage![]()
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I'm starting to get excited about this CMS too. In my opinion, manyof the others tend to be overkill from a designer/developers point of view and from the customer's point of view also. Don't get me wrong - they are excellent packages for large sites, they just do more than I need, and the complexity makes them difficult for me to adapt. In particular templating and integration of my own scripts seems easy.
I've yet to deploy it for a client, but am looking forward to the opportunity.
if you need a hand of have any questions just give me a shout
Using it for a few sites ... and will be coverting a few older sites to it VERY quickly as its templating it amazing in my mind
A few multilingual ones ... with some form of shopping cart ..
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woohoo, thanks forb, I like the simpicity of CMSMadeSimple(hence the name) but I hated the amount of bugs, and now after further research, it appears the problems have been fixed.
Just a note, that in a much earlier version when I installed it as a demo, my brother developed software on the computer that brute forced the login, and eventually cracked the account until it was suspended by the host. It was a shared hosting account so my account got suspended for using too much resources(CPU processes to be precise), and although I could have patched the problem easy myself, I was just too paranoid to keep using it.
I'll install a demo on Monday on my (Bluehost.com) account, and i'll ask my brother(software developer) to design another similar program and I should have an answer for you by Friday. A note to everyone in the mean time is just to be very careful, and make all the admin accounts with strong passwords.
If anyone wants any further info, they can just ask me here or either by PM, but I am very sure that the problem has been fixed because the bug was reported by someone else before I got there, but it's no harm just to be sure to be sure.
1: Use SSL for logins
2: Change your default admin directory to something more obscure
Not the greatest ... but will add a further level of protection
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