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POST parameter values definitely make it to the script: they are correctly echoed into the email. Below are the rules from the .htaccess file. You'll see that POSTs are explicitly excluded from the only 301 rule, so I think something else is going on, # Rules required by the multi-domain module Rewr...

Hi, running CMSMadeSimple 1.11.9, I'm having trouble grasping what happens to POST requests. The site has the multidomain module and - as far as I can tell from other posts - the standard rewrite rules turned on, and this all seems to be working perfectly. When a POST request comes in for a given UR...

I think the Template Externalizer will be fine for me. However... if you have multiple editors/designers, having external stylesheets and templates means that you have to be extra careful to make sure everyone is working on the same versions...  If you're the only editor/designer, this isn't as much...

Well, I suppose I thought my users would still get to WYSIWIYG edit their content while leaving me to worry about templates, I'd still get to use various plugins to speed the development process, all the usual stuff really. Come to think of it, what benefit of the CMS will I lose by moving the templ...

Thanks for that suggestion - looks promising for the edit part of my concerns. Any suggestions about how to manage migrating from test to prod (which for me at least, will be between two servers whose only point of contact is ftp)? Might it work to run the template externalizer in both and just copy...

I've just started to use CMSMS for a few small websites that I have to administer in my spare time (by day I work on giant Java/JSP sites for corporates). It's all working pretty good and I find CMSMS to strike a good balance between power and ease-of-use for my needs. However, I'm finding my develo...

good idea - now added.

I installed cmsmadesimple 1.3. Couldn't get Extensions/TinyMCE WYSIWYG/CSS Styles to work. Eventually I changed line 61 of modules/TinyMCE/templates/tinyconfig.tpl from   theme_advanced_styles : '{$css_styles}',"; to   theme_advanced_styles : '{$css_styles}', and now it works for me. Hope this ...

I'm trying to convert an existing site to be a CMS template. Each of the headings in the existing site is done like this: Heading text But, as far as I can see, editors using WYSIWYG can only assign one wrapping div to a line of text in the editor. My current workaround is to assign the content bloc...