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Posted on Saturday, May 26th, 2007
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CMS Made Simple - Open source CMS.
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CMS Made Simple is one of the more recent crop of PHP-based content management systems that allow the separation of content and design in web development. The package is simple enough to run family websites but at the same time it’s mature enough to run big corporate websites as well.
Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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CMSimple - Open source CMS.
Demo:
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Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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CMScout - Open source CMS.
Demo:
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CMScout is a CMS (content management system) aimed towards the Scouting Movement and Scout Groups from around the world. The diversity of its feature set means that it can be used for non-scouting based websites with little or no modification.
Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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Caravel CMS - Open source CMS.
Demo:
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Caravel is an open source content management system originally designed for the 2,000+ organizations of the Mennonite Church. The project began in December of 2001 and took the unique approach of storing website metadata as LDAP objects, while the actual data is stored in the file system. Using OpenLDAP and Berkeley DB, a hierarchical database, distinguishes Caravel from most other CMS’s, which are typically based on relational databases. This architectural choice was predicated on the ideas that:
Caravel’s approach to web content management is also focused on universal publishing, adopting a page layout metaphor with WYSIWYG layout tools.
What do you want in a CMS?
Ease of use, good documentation, templating, a great feature set, scalability–these are all things that you look at when you are trying to find a CMS that fits your needs. We are constantly working to make Caravel more intuitive and easier to learn. As part of our commitment to this we have put a good deal of effort into keeping our documentation up to date and as simple as possible. You can check out our handbook or go to the Caravel wiki.
Ease of Use
In an effort to make Caravel easier to use all of our layout tools are drag and drop. Want to increase the width of your leftmost column? Easy, just click and drag. Want to move that html document to a better location? Just click, drag, and drop it off wherever you want it to be. It’s just that simple. And best of all, it’s done with Ajax so you don’t have to wait for your page to reload each time you change something; it’s all done behind the scenes.
Designing your look - and sharing it
Caravel also features a robust templating system which allows you to totally control the look and feel of your site. Whether you are interested in creating a standard three column layout or the new big trend in layouts, Caravel makes it possible. In the next release of Caravel, it will be possible to save these templates and share them with your friends, or post them on this site.
Adding function to your design
What will make your site unique and different from others are the features you use and how you use them. Caravel offers many different features which you can use to make your site more dynamic. Here are just a few of them. For a larger list and explanation of these features go to here.
RSS Reader and Feed Managment/Creation tools - Syndication has become one of the most important tools in the webmasters repertoire.
Navigation - There are hundreds of different ways to navigate across a website. Caravel’s Navigator application gives you multiple styles of navigation and lets you further customize them using CSS.
Blogging Capability - Using our unique FolderViewer, you can easily set up and manage a blog. You can also create an RSS feed based off this blog.
Formbuilder Tool - Online forms can be very time consuming and tedious to set up on a standard website. Caravel’s formbuilder allows someone who is not familiar with HTML at all to set up a form and have its data emailed to wherever you choose. Even better, it has the capability of storing this data directly into a database.
E-Commerce - Caravel’s E-Commerce tools are currently in Beta. It supports a simple item database or event sign-up. There are currently plug-ins for both Authorize.net and PayPal.
The Caravel Advantage
1. No costly software to buy and maintain
2. Edit your site any time, anywhere
3. Rapid site prototyping: don’t like it? Change it, move it, rename it–with no hassles.
4. WYSIWYG HTML Editor
5. Graphical CSS Editor, with manual override
6. Multi-platform site editing
7. Support for multiple site editors
8. No complex local site tree to set up and maintain
9. Build complex forms without knowing HTML
10. Dynamic groups leverage your enterprise directory to simplify security
11. Open Source community development model
12. Web-based file system with metadata and user/group security
13. Enterprise-grade security for pages, blocks and files
14. Drag and drop layout editing
15. Drag and drop template editing
16. Graphical Site Tree
17. Trash folder saves deleted blocks
18. Block clipboard lets you move blocks between pages
19. On-the-fly RTF to HTML conversion
20. Archive and Publish in a single step
21. Built-in blogging and RSS channel support
22. Built-in support for Audio, Video and Flash content
23. Members-only content
24. Redirect on login
25. Automatic thumbnailing/file preview for graphics
26. Explorer-like file browser
27. Support for multiple block styles
28. Automatic Slide Shows and Photo Albums
29. View folder contents as links, buttons, drop-downs, files, shortened files, download lists
30. Bulk generate thousands of sites at once off corporate data
31. Dynamic site generator–just authenticate
32. E-Commerce tools
33. Event sign-up tools
34. Simplified building of web database applications
35. Dynamic and published modes let you control how your site changes take effect.
36. Randomized content (i.e. pictures, articles, tips, testimonials)
37. Natural language site search
38. Automated maintenance of site navigation
39. Build custom navigation with graphical tools.
40. Greater design flexibility than most CMS’s
41. Enterprise or ISP-style deployments
42. Seamless Apache integration
43. Intermingle custom and content-managed pages in a single site.
44. Content subscription from other Caravel sites.
45. Default site inheritance from the nearest default site.
46. Object-oriented inheritance of templates and security
47. Hundreds of sites off a single code-base
48. Automatic dates (month, day, year) times
49. Support for unlimited rows, columns.
50. Custom time zones
51. Ability to restrict features on the HTML editor
52. Custom 404 error pages.
53. Ability to create restricted roles for beginners
54. SSL support for authenticated users
55. LDAP authentication
56. Ability to turn applications on and off
57. End-user uploads
58. Automated shopping cart setup
59. Count-down timer
60. Simple hit counter
61. Simple opinion poll
62. RSS channel promotion
63. Remote-control blocks
64. Fixed or variable width sites
65. Set column or row widths by percent or pixels
66. Automated routing of file uploads by extension
67. Filter Folder content by meta-data
68. Paste from Microsoft Word
69. Post form data to HTML files with metadata
70. Add comments to any block
71. Bible gateway search feature
72. Google site search feature
73. Integration with AWStats
74. Integration with Mailman listservs
75. Export, import and archive individual blocks (ie. complex forms, events and e-commerce items
76. Export, import and archive templates
77. Support for multiple Caravel server installations on a single server
78. Support for multiple time zones across a single Caravel server
79. Weather feature
80. LDAP Directory search
81. LDAP Directory contact info feature
82. Integrated account management
83. API for adding new content block applications/functionality (portlets)
84. Navigation that maintains itself automatically.
85. Display remote content in iFrames
86. Publish, email and archive press releases in a single step.
Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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Blog:CMS - Open source CMS.
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Blog:CMS (formerly Nucleus XE) is a content management system written in PHP with a MySQL database. It attempts to integrate several open-source projects into a forked version of Nucleus CMS, including DokuWiki, PunBB, and an image gallery, using modifications written by its primary developer, Radek Hulán. The project is generally considered a “pre-modded version” of Nucleus CMS than a full product in its own right. The Blog:CMS home page claims that it is used on thousands of websites worldwide.
Hulán started the project after several debates with the rest of the Nucleus CMS development team centering around the revocation of his CVS due to some suspicious changes to the code. Blog:CMS has suffered from some prominent public relations issues centering around Hulán’s attitude toward support requests, and many users have reported significant bugs. A project called Blog:Hack:CMS exists to convert Blog:CMS blogs to Nucleus CMS.
Blog:CMS is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2.
An overview of the most important BLOG:CMS features is given below.
BLOG:CMS is probably the only system that is not only w3c valid, but also ships with application/xhtml+xml MIME type by default, for top performance on modern browsers like Mozilla, Firefox, Safari and Opera. But BLOG:CMS will also automatically supply older standard, text/html, to browsers which cannot handle this, like obsolete Microsoft Internet Explorer.
With BLOG:CMS, you can set up one or more weblogs. If you want to, you can even show the contents of multiple weblogs on the same page.
With BLOG:CMS, you can host discussions to your articles in either your weblog, or in a forum. This gives you much more possibilities and freedom for larger discussions. BLOG:CMS members are automatically registered in your forum as well, and within your weblog you can see date and time of last forum post for each article.
Today, when digital cameras are more common than traditional ones, personal presentation without a Photo Gallery almost could not exists. BLOG:CMS ships with Singapore Photo Gallery, using GD2 and/or ImageMagic to create thumbnails.
Wiki engine is a great tool for any documentation needs, for colaboration on projects. Anybody can add information to Wiki resource. Some of the worlds biggest knowledge resources are based on Wiki engines. BLOG:CMS comes with Dokuwiki engine, one of the best, and standards compliant.
You can set up a team of authors for each blog, with a separate login and different rights for each member.
Within a weblog, you can set up one or more categories and sub-categories. Each item you add in your weblog will be put in one of these categories.
BLOG:CMS ships with a WYSIWYG article editor, provided by FCKEditor and tinyRTE scripts, and also with automatic lines to paragraphs conversion, for advanced users.
BLOG:CMS comes also with a textile plugin, for those who prefer this formatting option, and SmartyPants plugin, for automatic straight-quotes to curly-quotes convertion.
BLOG:CMS provides a built-in Commenting System, so there’s no need for external blogtools.
In addition to these BLOG:CMS provides also Comment Preview system, and Comment Control system, fully tweakable in BLOG:CMS plugin options.
A karma-voting system is also provided.
BLOG:CMS can provide URLs optimized for both readers and search engines, like:
Since BLOG:CMS runs on your own server, you’ll suffer less from network outages.
In a hurry? Need some more thinking? Mark an item as draft and continue working on it later. Or would you like an item to only appear starting from a certain date? Mark it as a future item.
The way your BLOG:CMS site looks is fully tweakable through skins and templates, and multiple CSS files. Next to that, the language used by BLOG:CMS can easily be changed using language-files.
Additional features can be programmed in so called plugins. This allows you to have the features you want, without having the BLOG:CMS core to become bloated. The BLOG:CMS plugin interface offers plugin authors lots of flexibility.
So, you’re visiting a site and want to write something about it on your weblog. No need to open the admin area, just open the bookmarklet or use the right-click context menu option and an add-item window will popup. Easy!
Archives for your weblogs are automatically managed by BLOG:CMS, and a search function is provided to look up old items.
BLOG:CMS also features highhlighting search terms, both in articles, and in comments! When a user comes from a search engine, keywords from referrer are shown on a BLOG:CMS page, and highlighted in article body, and all comments as well.
In addtition to daily and monthly archives, calendar with links to days you’ve posted is provided as well.
BLOG:CMS provides wealth of statistical information to your readers, and yourself:
Articles:
Comments:
Blog log:
An RSS headline syndication channel is provides (as a skin). This allows for easy inclusion of the latest items of your site on other sites.
BLOG:CMS provides following feeds:
BLOG:CMS provides an implementation of the Blogger XML-RPC API and the metaWeblog API. This means that BLOG:CMS can be used with tools like w.Bloggar and MozBlog.
So, you are currently using another blogtool and are worried about losing your archives? Worry no longer, since conversion tools are provided that import your Movable Type, WordPress, PostNuke, or EasyBlog weblogs into BLOG:CMS.
Want to include an image in an item? Open the media popup, choose a file to upload and off you go! No need to open an FTP program and upload the file manually.
Some nasty people screwing up your comments? Ban their IP address or IP range or nickname from further comments/votes.
With a simple click you can create a backup version of the database contents.
You’ll need the following (if you don’t know where to find version information, ask your system administrator).
Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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ActionApps - Open source CMS.
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ActionApps is the name of a free content management system licensed under the GNU General Public License.
The software is intended to be a solution for content sharing that both increases the functionality of not-for-profit and NGO websites, and facilitates the creation of portals sites so as to improve the visibility of civil society information. ActionApps is created by Association for Progressive Communications with support from the MacArthur Foundation and the Open Society Institute.
ActionApps is a collaborative web publishing tool for non-profits, which is:
ActionApps is also an open-source development platform for web applications.
Posted on Thursday, May 24th, 2007
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SSmart PPC Lite - PPC search engine script.
Demo:
Live Site - BabyDon.com : This is a live search engine
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Features:
Admin Statistics Features
Advertiser Features
Search Page Features
Payment System Features
Registration Features
Posted on Sunday, May 20th, 2007
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Barracuda Traffic Development Software - Open source script for link directory, link exchanges, and web marketing analyzing.
Demo:
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Administration Home
This panel is divided into two main sections - users and editors parts.
Posted on Saturday, May 19th, 2007
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Orca Interactive Forum Script - Open source script for ajax based forums.
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Posted on Saturday, May 19th, 2007
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