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hey guys

my team build ecommerce systems for our clients. these systems are custom php mysql.

for our admin section all that's needed to include pages is the session check at the top of the php file.

we normally build custom database pages and retrieval for our clients, and let them access it in the admin area.

i have today found CMSMS, and im interested in using it as our main management of "static" content.

my question is, how difficult is it to remove the login requirements for the admin section, and replace with ours for the ecommerce admin section...

what i want is the client to have one login for the admin section, and try to make the two use the same session.

thank you for your time.

artisites,


CMS systems are not used in that way, unfortunetly, they can't be used as a plugin to your website. You would need to build your website(s) through/around the CMS system. As a CMS system provide control over content, then that content needs to be stored in a database, and the best way to get it into the database is through the CMS system.

So, in order for you to use this CMSMS I would suggest that you build the next ecommerce and website system using this CMS. That will give you full control over the ecommerce and the website content. Try it, you will love it once you use it. 

It would be nice if you made your ecommerce into a module for cmsms then you could do it all in the cmsms admin...