Announcing CMS Made Simple 1.3

[Russ]

Mmmm, I've been using menumanager as a sitemap generator for some time...

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{cms_module module='menumanager' template='rbmenu-sitemap.tpl' start_level='1' collapse='0'}

The template is just a version of the normal ones.

For an example of output, checkout (I wanted the numbering):
http://www.weddingsandportraitphotography.co.uk/home/sitemap/

Russ

[Dr.CSS]

Does 1.3 require PHP 5 or better?

[Nullig]

Don't know if it requires PHP5, but it does require more memory. As with a few of the other testers, I found that a PHP memory limit of 16M was just sufficient to run the base installation. As soon as I added a module, I had to bum the memory limit beyond 16M, or I'd experience similar stylesheet problems. I found 32M to be the safest minimum, where I had a few added modules.

Nullig

[alby]

Don't know if it requires PHP5

Requirement are same of 1.X: 4.3 at least

but it does require more memory.

Yes, (if not necessary for you) drop ModuleManager/nuSoap/ThemeManager. I work with many modules and 16M.

1.4 will be more optimized (MM also)

Alby

[EGS]

Will this update make me recode my site etc?
Or can I update it and have everything work as it should?

[Dr.CSS]

Have you bothered to read this?...

http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php ... /Upgrading

[Pierre M.]

May be some php5 code has silently come in 1.3 ? or 1&1 has a hosting issue ? or else ?
See http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... #msg111786

Pierre M.

[Dr.CSS]

There is a problem on a site I work on where the install has to have the module manager removed before install then installed later and when trying to expand on Content > Pages or reorder, etc. except add more content it throws an XML error both sites are hosted by hostgator and but his has more memory etc. then mine but it has PHP 4.4.4 mine has 5.*

He has since down graded to 1.2.5 and has no problems now...

[Nullig]

Have you tried adding:

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AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php

to the .htaccess file?

[kermit]

add_elements allows you to arbitrarly add a list of page aliases to the sitemap.

unless I'm wrong, you can do the same thing now, with internal pagelinks and section headers, etc.  it's just a slightly different way of doing it.

If I'm wrong, please explain what you need that for.

add a 'hidden' (not shown in menus) page to a {sitemap}; without showing *all* 'hidden' pages (show_all param of menumanager), or manually specifying every page to include (items param of menumanager).....