What's the best CMS (Content Management System) ?

doddy · Post by **doddy** » Tue Mar 08, 2005 3:27 pm

I'm used XOOPS. I think its the best with more modules, more themes, great support, user friendly and easy design

SnT2k · Post by **SnT2k** » Fri Mar 11, 2005 12:54 pm

I have used XOOPS before and well, it's nice but it's a bit un-coordinated. Mambo is another option but its user management lacks some features. As for others like PHP-Nuke, e107 etc., the themes all look the same <_<. I still have to try exponent out: http://www.exponentcms.org

So far, I think the best CMS out there is WebGUI however, it's hard to install <_<

Lisk · Post by **Lisk** » Fri Mar 11, 2005 12:55 pm

None. I use my java/html knowlege

#blaba links and 'expand' javascripts

Suitable for low ammount of content tho, but quite nice

trial · Post by **trial** » Fri Mar 11, 2005 1:05 pm

html based site is best indexing with searchers :!: , so i don't like cms,
but i used e107 - i dont like it
i used mambo - i dont like it :?

Lixas · Post by **Lixas** » Fri Mar 11, 2005 5:23 pm

I think mambo is good, but when i was "playing" with it, i just can NOT install new mods, themes and so on.... something was wrong. Xoops is quite good, but i didnt find how to install now mods directly from administration page, i can only install ne mods/themes/languages directly- unzip into local folder and upload to server.
Now i'll try **** cms, and if this cms would not fit for me, i'll create my on one

(simple, but enought for me). It will have downloads, news, private messaging and forum, maybe some other features

KBOOM · Post by **KBOOM** » Sat Mar 12, 2005 3:04 pm

drupal
http://www.drupal.org

TheCrymsonLegends · Post by **TheCrymsonLegends** » Sun Mar 13, 2005 2:12 pm

I'm not sure about those others, but for now I like Php-Nuke Platnium 7.6.0.

Features:
Many many modules.
500% More Features than any other Php-Nuke.
Easy Mod Installation. I installed an Mp3 Player, TeamSpeak Module, Some minor forum add-ons a Movie Player. And some others.
A great layout with many Themes available for download.

The only problem is if the creators of certain things left out small bits of ? or { or > then you could be faced with having to fix these problems manually. http://thecrymsonlegends.smokyhosts.com If your lookin for a preveiw use Temp as Username and Temp1 as password. Dont' post with Temp on anything because it's just a Username people can just check out my site. With the theme I have I had to do some manual configuration because they left out some minor things. But they have a Forum you can use, Downloads Section, Private Messaging, Calendar, and so much more. It's great and you can download it at http://www.techgfx.com If anyone uses this, and encounters a problem with installation, then I can help, anything else use the support at TechGFx.

korsaan · Post by **korsaan** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 8:47 am

I'm using java/html/php

And use ready scripts

neutron189 · Post by **neutron189** » Mon Aug 29, 2005 5:14 pm

I like php nuke because it is a powerful yet easy to use system

mohammed · Post by **mohammed** » Fri Sep 02, 2005 5:28 am

I use mambo in its latest edition ( 4.5.3) , and it's very stable , nice and easy to deal with

If you're a beginner , you can use it easily to build your dreams website

just PM me or any mambo fan over there if you need some help with mambo

cheers