flat file version
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flat file version
As there are low cost webspaces that offer php and some more but no databases, it would be fine to run cmsms with a flat file system (text sql) rather than a real database. Would be quick and sufficent for smaler to midsize Websites.
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calguy1000
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Re: flat file version
all that's really needed for this is for cms to work with sqlite, which is on the todo list (I think)
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Re: flat file version
The best way to deal with those hosts is to build and maintain the site on your local server, then use "wget" to push a static version of the site to the host.calguy1000 wrote: all that's really needed for this is for cms to work with sqlite, which is on the todo list (I think)
Of course, it doesn't work with heavy interactivity or and database-driven modules, but that's the price of database-less serving.
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Re: flat file version
if you have sqlite support you can use cmsmadesimple spezial version.
