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What do we do if our environments have been upgraded to 5.3?  Just sit and wait?

Yeah, this is exactly what we're doing now, except for splitting the database file.  I suppose that would make it easier to detect conflicts during a "merge," but it still means doing manual merges, since two developers each adding a page in their own environment means they'll wind up usin...

And for your illustration I stand by my statement that you don't know how to setup a web development system if you are having a developer work on the same system as somebody updating content. Sometimes the content *is* the function; we're a creative services shop, and we roll out the web site as we...

I have worked on other HUGE web systems (Microsoft and working with developer from HP) and they don't have Version Control for the code (VC for the content is a different subject) they all use an external Version Control software like SVN or GIT. and it is done just like the code management is in t...

Actually, this is a BIG problem if you have a user that closes their browser, and then tries to go back to the site.  The site thinks they've already logged in because the record exists in the loggedin table, but the interface doesn't have the right session -- so the user attempts to log in, and ins...

I run a creative services firm; we implemented a CMS MS custom site for a client.  So I have developers working for me, and designers, and the client has IT staff working for the client.  There's absolutely no way for me to develop in my CMS MS instance while they develop in theirs. When implementin...

Well, that sort of works.  But the client prefers to have separate dev, QA, and live environments, so we need a way to stage content across those platforms.  Since there's no version control of any kind built into CMS MS, the resulting workflow is now: 1. all developers need to share a common instan...

Yup, client gave the go-ahead to break the 1024-pixel barrier.  Analytics showed that more than 95% of visitors had a screen at least 1200px wide, so ...

Sorry about that, though.

My firm, Nimble Communications, LLC, just launched a new CMS Made Simple (1.5.4) site: www.guident.com.  We also relaunched our own site using CMS MS.

Getting ready to upgrade to 1.6 now ....

Scott

How did you do the menu on the left-hand side of the page?

Having the same problem here: let's say I have three menu sections: A -> child pages 1, 2, and 3 B -> child pages 4, 5, and 6 C -> child pages 7, 8, and 9 When I'm on page B, 4, 5, or 6 I'd like the submenu to include: A B - 4 - 5 - 6 C and when on A, 1, 2, or 3 I'd like to see: A - 1 - 2 - 3 B C An...

duclet: I don't recommend the class={user_agent} approach, since you wind up having to class virtually every object on your page.  What you want is for a stylesheet to apply to the entire page if and only if it matches a browser filter.  The conditional comment combined with {stylesheet name="i...

I realize that at least one other person has asked this before (and it was suggested to use the archiver module), but I'm looking for some guidance on how to handle version control and content workflow with CMS Made Simple.  I have a site I want to manage with CMS MS, but one requirement is that all...