Hello reader, The CMS is now completed! Wow after two years I thought I would never finish this thing!!
After writing a LOT of code, I decided to set boundaries on what I would and would not add into this CMS because, as my wife pointed out, if I didn't do this, I would likely never be done. This means that there are things I chose to leave out and this, in turn means that I am electing to open my code up for FREE to anyone willing to contribute to the project.
Some things I am needing are:
- Code that makes it possible to move content and section items up and down in their respective lists. - V3 Release
- One other feature that was suggested is to have the ability to add multiple user accounts to have access to a single content item or section. Right now the system only handles one per.
- Database backup utility -- anytime in the future. Most of this is already completed but there are path issues for Apache which are causing problems.
- The site could benefit from code that automatically loads the classes - V3.
- We need a version that is .php and not .php5. Maybe coming up with strategies might prove a way around this.
- When you go to content and click on find content, you are presented with a list that is clickable. We need this same functionality in users and sections.
- Eventually, we will have to come up with a pagination system for large data sets.
- What's going on in SystemSection::getSectionList() ? We need comments.
- The last visited list needs to get fixed. Currently, when you sign in, you are greeted by the system. The last visited date though, seems to be the most recent login date.
- We are nearly ready to release the product! let's get some people to come in here and test things. We should also get some people in here to make sure we aren't missing anything.
- Notice: Undefined index: id in /home/ray/public_html/cms/sections/rs.php5 on line 19
Notice: Undefined index: id in /home/ray/public_html/cms/sections/rs.php5 on line 20
To reproduce this error:
http://localhost/cms/navigator.php5?sender=rs and click submit - We need to remove ^M characters from all of our code. This is not affecting anything but it makes for messy editing in some editors. Currently, we are asking experts-exchange for help on creating a script that can do this recursivly. Be sure, when FTPing, to enable ASCII mode instead of Binary. This is the most probable cause of the characters.
Suggestions are welcome too however, they may not be implemented. Also, all code must be tested prior to commit. When I hear the first hint of somebody who's interested, I'll open up my SVN repository so you can download all the code.
If you download any code from this site, you are welcome to use it under the license given by it.