I know CMS Matrix has a list but I am not sure if it is out of date.
Been looking at the demo. Not bad!
It's hard to find a CMS that doesn't have really vague lingo which leaves you totally confused.List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons? Topic is solved
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Raito
List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons?
Hello all, is there a list of features and supported modules or 3rd party add ons? My team is considering a series of CMSes to use, however, we need to see if the eatures which meet our needs(which're too many to describe).
I know CMS Matrix has a list but I am not sure if it is out of date.
Been looking at the demo. Not bad! It's hard to find a CMS that doesn't have really vague lingo which leaves you totally confused.
I know CMS Matrix has a list but I am not sure if it is out of date.
Been looking at the demo. Not bad!
It's hard to find a CMS that doesn't have really vague lingo which leaves you totally confused.
Re: List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons?
Hi,
Take a look in the development link above (top right) - There is a list of the available modules and their stage of development. Best way to check them is to stick a quick install of CMSMS on a server and simply install the modules you wanna test, read the help and have a play. Most are pretty friendly and easy to play with.
All the best
Scotch
Take a look in the development link above (top right) - There is a list of the available modules and their stage of development. Best way to check them is to stick a quick install of CMSMS on a server and simply install the modules you wanna test, read the help and have a play. Most are pretty friendly and easy to play with.
All the best
Scotch
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Raito
Re: List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons?
Thank you!scotch33 wrote: Hi,
Take a look in the development link above (top right) - There is a list of the available modules and their stage of development. Best way to check them is to stick a quick install of CMSMS on a server and simply install the modules you wanna test, read the help and have a play. Most are pretty friendly and easy to play with.
All the best
Scotch
*looking now*
Oh dear, is there no wiki support? Oh no!
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cyberman
Re: List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons?
Feel free to create a wrapper module / tag for a existing wiki applicationRaito wrote: Oh dear, is there no wiki support? Oh no!
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Raito
Re: List of features and supported modules and 3rd party add ons?
Ahhh.. I would do that but I have absolutely no programming knowledge. My task is merely to look for a list of suitable CMSes, and compile a report.cyberman wrote:Feel free to create a wrapper module / tag for a existing wiki applicationRaito wrote: Oh dear, is there no wiki support? Oh no!
However, from this person's reply, it seems that CMSMS does have MediaWiki integrated... hmm. looks like i gotta try and install it and see what happens.
westis wrote: Hi clemente,
The wiki part of the CMSMS site is purely MediaWiki. The theme has been altered to make it look like the rest of the site. The same with the forum, it's SimpleMachines Forum, but with the templates adapted to look like the rest of the site.
So you'd need to learn how MediaWiki works and edit a theme to your content.
