I am working on a website that uses the CMS Made Simple content management system, and need to develop a module for the administration panel.
Project Focus:
The content pages in this website double as landing pages. We need to be able to display certain content based upon what domain is used to surf into the particular page.
In simpler terms, the page must be aware of what domain is used, so it can show the content attached to that domain or domains.
I've planned out the module as far as functionality goes, and just need someone to turn my idea into a reality.
The following skills are needed:
Knowledge CMS Made Simple architecture and development
Fluency with .htaccess scripting
Strong knowledge of PHP/MySQL programming
Additional Information:
- You will need to edit the "Add Content Page" and "Edit Content Page" pages of the Admin panel
- You will need to add a custom panel in the Admin Panel to manage the domains that are going to be attached to the content pages created
- You will need .htaccess magic to make sure the domains are forwarding to the correct content page
- The script must take every precaution to prevent Error 500s (Internal Server Error) due to an inaccurate .htaccess script
This needs to be done in 5 days or less, and needs to be as simple as possible. I am not into uselessly bulky programming.
ALSO, NOTE: If you have experience in the requirements outlined, please leave me message because I have a couple more modules that need development, for the same project.
Thank you so much, and I look forward to hearing from you amazing coders.
CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
Is this too hard to do or something? 27 views and not one reply.. lol 

Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
If I have understand:pixelenvy wrote: Is this too hard to do or something? 27 views and not one reply.. lol![]()
1. Why don't create two (or plus) trees with domain-type sub of home only and aliases the pages in this way: name_page-domain-type
HOME
- domain-type (first)
- ---
- ---
- domain-type (second)
- ---
- ---
2. With a UDT you transform a list of domains (with regexp) -> domain-type and assign smarty variable $domain-type
3. In template call MenuManager with start page $domain-type
For 2. if the list is long you can insert this in a db and then use phpmyadmin or a small module for insert and a plugin for retrieve data from the db
Alby
Last edited by alby on Thu Oct 18, 2007 7:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
What is UDT? And can I pay you some money to do this for me? lol!
Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
UDT: User Defined Tags (a little php code)pixelenvy wrote: What is UDT? And can I pay you some money to do this for me? lol!
I see now that you post in MLE topics, you use a MLE version?
You must divide for language or specific domains only?
Alby
Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
Actually, I will not be using MLE for this website. The MLE was for another client.
So, I'll be using the base CMSMS 1.2 installation
So, I'll be using the base CMSMS 1.2 installation
Re: CMS Made Simple Module + .htaccess scripting
But, you must divide for language or specific domains only?pixelenvy wrote: So, I'll be using the base CMSMS 1.2 installation
Alby