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You can have as many TinyMCE instances in a single page. Just apply the class wysiwyg-simple or wysiwyg-advanced.

ty for the tip. 😊 Much appreciated!

Maybe u have time to answer these questions 😊

Are you the only one working on PyroCMS or are there more party’s working with it?
Me and a colleague from the netherlands are trying it out now and we might sent it to some of our employe’s in India. We might build a e-commerce section, with payment and shipping 😊

I didn’t find loads of documentation about the CMS, like ‘how to upload a theme’ what file format etc. We already managed though but still..

PyroCMS === http://pyrocms.com/ with you as main programmer and 2 other programmers. Forum here on codeigniter.com and a twitter? Or is there more?

I really like it and it’s much better then other CMS’s but i’m wondering if this is the whole community.

Warm regards - Ernst

It was just me for almost 2 years but now Yorick Peterse, ignitedcoding and Turv have all joined the team with the intention of making this CMS kick some serious backside.

We have had many contributions from the CodeIgniter community but the two are not directly linked.

For now you are correct, there is no documentation. This CMS was expected to hit v1.0 faster than it has and I said I would not release documentation until the system was stable. Otherwise I am spending half of my damn time re-writing docs instead of working on features!

Soon pyrocms.com will have a forum system. It is mostly finished I am just lacking in motivation to finish the darn thing. Then we will move away from this thread and people can get support, post help and whatever else on that site.

Documentation soon! 😊

Hi Phil,

i am trying to get an old module of mine working in 0.9.7-pre (it was working fine in 0.9.6), i found through looking at the ‘details.xml’ file in the pages module that there was a new line ‘is_backend_sidebar’.

i got that fixed, but when i try to go to the modules admin page i get

Error:  Couldn’t open the page.

Documentation soon! 😊

  :wow:

Hello Phil, What file is needed to upload a theme? We have changed the Freshmedia lay-out but i’d like to upload one directly.

Just shove a theme in a ZIP file. Its really only meant for when we offer theme files, if you have access to your own server it would make sense to just FTP it in like the rest of your site.

Guys, I need some ideas for the new page manager.

Seeing as we have unlimited levels of pages now I had planned to create some sort of tree view for the admin page list. Buuuuut, I am not sure how it should work.

I can use something like the Treeview plugin but im not sure how I should then show options (edit, delete, view).

Any ideas? Perhaps implement some right-click functionality?

I am happy with PyroCMS admin requiring JavaScript.

Guys, I need some ideas for the new page manager.

Seeing as we have unlimited levels of pages now I had planned to create some sort of tree view for the admin page list. Buuuuut, I am not sure how it should work.

I can use something like the Treeview plugin but im not sure how I should then show options (edit, delete, view).

Any ideas? Perhaps implement some right-click functionality?

I am happy with PyroCMS admin requiring JavaScript.

The treeview plugin with a right click option would be fine 😊

Ideas:

1) Make the menu ‘s and link structure in one system.

2) Make menu’s slidable via a javascript so u can slide menu’s and change the button position via de menu bar. (instead of giving them a number)

3) Create more then 1 page output. So when u have a page with more then one text fields u can easylier add a another output. And when u do so - add a wysiwyg editor in the back.

4) Create a form manager so u can create forms by yourself. So if you need for a contact form only : name and message u only need 2 fields. If you want more fields like; name / ASL / companyname / phonenumber etc u can easylie add those and change the position of them.

Here are a couple of ideas. check http://tinyurl.com/l3spuk for more functionality.

Regards -Ernst

1.) Planned but much harder than you think. Right now the system is modular and has no format, as encforcing URL structures or anything else would mean modules were very limited in what they can do.

2.) The navigation module will be depreciated as soon as Yorick creates a useable Widget system. We will have a Menu widget so no more navigation required. Improved ordering interface will be added to the Menu widget.

3.) I still don’t know what you mean by “more than one page output”. How exactly would that work and why would you need it? If you need a sidebar with custom content soon you can just put a widget area in there. Or create a master view for your module that each page uses as a wrapper.

4.) Form manager is a bloody big job and not something I have the time or the energy to look into. If you want to have a go at making one, or think you’d like to integrate an existing system like CodeExtinguisher then please do so. I’d love to take a look if you can produce something. 😊

I have a plan for my page manager, you should see something awesome fairly shortly.

1.) True - but for user functionality it is much better.

2.) Nice

3.) Like here: http://www.ey.com/NL/nl/Home  u see Service, Marktsectoren, Carriere. So there are 3 fields to modify.

4.) I will, it will be based on CI.

@page manager ->awesome. I’ll keep refreshing the website for updating 😉

3.) That page only requires one output with a few divs. No way to make that asier for users that i can think of right now.

4.) Will this be done as an add-on for PyroCMS or another stand-alone system? There are already many stand-alones for this.

@page manager just subscribe to the GitHub activity feed or watch the project lol.

Right, back to my book! Hospital is boring. :-(

Hospital sucks 😊 Books are lame to 😛

As Phil stated earlier the navigation menu as it is today will be replaced with a widget. Some other parts of the site might be replaced my widgets as well, such as the “Social bookmarking” thingy. Currently I can’t point out a date on which the widgets system will be released, but I can tell you that currently the system is able to do pretty much everything with widgets, with the exception of two things :

1. Installing widgets - Simply haven’t included this yet. Installing a widget is relatively simple. Just upload it using your FTP program, go to the backend and hit the activate button. PyroCMS will do the dirty work for you.

2. Displaying widgets - I deleted my widgets table by accident a few weeks ago so I have to figure out which keys and values I was using for each widget. 😛