Ionize, creative CI CMS to be released very very soon !

[eluser]hugle[/eluser]
[quote author="andrewtheandroid" date="1258176921"]wow the demo looks fantastic![/quote]

I must agree with that)
keep up the good work!

[eluser]abmcr[/eluser]
I apologize for my contrib (that' because the official release is not on line)..
Congratulations for your very beautiful and hard work: the CMS is what i dream!
I have try to insert articles and paginate it, but the CMS don't paginate....
Thank you for your great work and for the open source release!

[eluser]Michel-Ange[/eluser]
@abmcr : the pagination is not done for the moment on the front-end side, but it will be implemented.

The database has already the necessary fields to do that and as you see, the "articles options" of each page permit to choose if the displaying will be paginated or not.

As the downloadable package will be available, I will post the list of implemented / not implemented functionalities... and why not, perhaps some of you will be interested by enhancing Ionize ?

Thanks for your support !

[eluser]hugle[/eluser]
[quote author="Michel-Ange" date="1258250109"]... and why not, perhaps some of you will be interested by enhancing Ionize ?[/quote]
I think a lot will be interested

[eluser]Michel-Ange[/eluser]
@BrianDHall : The database schema is composed of 24 tables.
If you don't consider the settings table and some currently unused table, just consider 18 tables.
The schema is really simple to understand. If you need the DB diagram, it will be provided in the future technical documentation, with the models API documentation.

Concerning the use of Ionize as back-end, I don't know what you wish to do with (redevelop the front-end ?) but I think it's possible.

The front-end and the back-end are clearly separated, even they work on the same CI system :
In the standard "application" folder, you will find one "admin" folder, which contains all the admin part controllers.
Both front-end and back-end controllers use the same models.
The front-end is composed of only one "page" controller, but that can be changed with the standard CI routing config file.

So you are free to completely rewrite the front-end it if you wish to change its logic and to use the DB in another way.

By the way, "rendez-vous" on http://ellislab.com/forums/viewthread/135274/ to discuss about it after a real test !

[eluser]BrianDHall[/eluser]
@Michel-Ange Sounds great, will take a look!

I ask about using it only as a back-end because of the possibility of using it with existing projects that already are fully functional, just that its becoming of interest to allow non-technical people to alter certain parts of the website. That way it would be at least possible to use one system for all projects instead of being stuck only using it for brand new unstarted projects.

Just saw the release, look forward to giving it a test drive!

[eluser]robert.dejesica[/eluser]
Kudos Michel-Ange!!!

[eluser]robert.dejesica[/eluser]
I tried to install it into my local machine, and encountered this error

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in *************ionize\system\codeigniter\Common.php on line 130

Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in *************\ionize\system\codeigniter\Common.php on line 136

Im using new version of CI and Php 5.3

I think this error can be solved using a simple tweak in php.ini

[eluser]Kip zonder Kop[/eluser]
Putting

Code:

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ (E_WARNING | E_DEPRECATED));

in index.php worked for me

[eluser]robert.dejesica[/eluser]
Thanks ... Ionize is still using short tags.