RevCMS 3.0 [PHP, MVC, Multi-Support]
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Kryptos
prjRev.com
- Jul 21, 2010
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Sorry for the lack of updates, been traveling lately but anyways I'm back!
Anyways, last time I worked on Rev was 3 days ago. Fixed a bug with the Installer and merged the Avatar Controller/Model into the User Controller/Model...
I'll give the CMS to some hotels now and see how they do, if you wanna test it just PM me or reply in the thread.
Anyways, last time I worked on Rev was 3 days ago. Fixed a bug with the Installer and merged the Avatar Controller/Model into the User Controller/Model...
I'll give the CMS to some hotels now and see how they do, if you wanna test it just PM me or reply in the thread.
My PM button isn't there e.e
you need 25 posts to pm i believe, also i'd happily set it up and check it all out if you wanted
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xXLesterXx
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Can't wait to use this!
Oh sorry. Must be my mac not showing it x)
Kryptos
prjRev.com
- Jul 21, 2010
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Alright so tested the CMS today with IIS, install just fine and basic features seem to work. Only problem I have is with articles, web.config's fault. I'll see how I fix it.
On really exciting news, I brainstormed a bit and decided it was time to rewrite my Framework ( what RevCMS 3.0 is written on ) since a lot of people were practically doing the same thing as I was.
Probably wondering what's new
On really exciting news, I brainstormed a bit and decided it was time to rewrite my Framework ( what RevCMS 3.0 is written on ) since a lot of people were practically doing the same thing as I was.
Probably wondering what's new
- Actual separation of Framework and Application
- Feels pretty lightweight now since it's organized so much better
- Routing
- 'API Ready' - I threw in a couple of classes I was working on a few months ago
- Instead of 'Regular' MVC, it's 'Modular MVC', which really is just folder changes.
- You can have multiple sites on the Framework, and multiple themes on each site - Feature will be removed for RevCMS 3.0 since it's not needed
Baevus
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Alright so tested the CMS today with IIS, install just fine and basic features seem to work. Only problem I have is with articles, web.config's fault. I'll see how I fix it.
On really exciting news, I brainstormed a bit and decided it was time to rewrite my Framework ( what RevCMS 3.0 is written on ) since a lot of people were practically doing the same thing as I was.
Probably wondering what's new
Really it's a huge change, I'm pretty proud of it! I'll start moving over RevCMS' stuff to it later today (it's 4AM) or next week. ( Traveling tomorrow )
- Actual separation of Framework and Application
- Feels pretty lightweight now since it's organized so much better
- Routing
- 'API Ready' - I threw in a couple of classes I was working on a few months ago
- Instead of 'Regular' MVC, it's 'Modular MVC', which really is just folder changes.
- You can have multiple sites on the Framework, and multiple themes on each site - Feature will be removed for RevCMS 3.0 since it's not needed
Yeh, Noticed alot of people we're copying.
Hope you fix that IIS news error.
P.S: Have you fixed the api? Pleaseeeeeeee if you haven't.
have a good trip!
Kryptos
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UPDATE
I'm leaving in 1 hour, but I worked my ass off today!
Framework is practically finished!
Loading Time w/ 1 Site, 1 Module, 1 Theme, 1 File = 0.004 Seconds
TO-DO List:
I'm leaving in 1 hour, but I worked my ass off today!
Framework is practically finished!
Loading Time w/ 1 Site, 1 Module, 1 Theme, 1 File = 0.004 Seconds
TO-DO List:
- Framework
- Write .htaccess and web.config
- Set dynamic folder structure
- Work on having multiple database connections Not needed for RevCMS
- Change configuration type so its readable Not needed for RevCMS, it has a Config Editor @ Dashboard
- Make sure there is no information missing from installer Not needed for RevCMS, it has its own installer
- Upload to Github
- RevCMS
- Move its files into Framework
- Brainstorm on a way to do multi-emulator support, current one is meh
- Eliminate multiple site support
- Edit folder structure so it looks perfect
- Upload to Github
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