CMS Plugin

[eluser]jwindhorst[/eluser]
I've seen a few people posting on here about building their own CMS system but I haven't seen anyone post a fully functioning CMS Plugin for the "CodeIgniter" framework. Did I miss it somewhere?

In addition to these thoughts, it occurs to me that EllisLabs created Expression Engine which is a fairly robust CMS system, likely overkill for a site that is primarily an app, but requires a few static page as well, and yet they themselves have not thought to create this plugin.

I'm starting off on a brand new project and examining the daunting task of creating my own CMS Model to use within code igniter.

I'm hoping somewhere else out there will say STOP, ITS ALREADY BEEN DONE!

Best
JW

[eluser]freshface[/eluser]
Search for rabbitforms or code extinguisher

[eluser]Murodese[/eluser]
Quite a few of us have our own that we don't release because they're commercial products and integral to our business :3

e; My point of course being that while they may be out there, quite a few of the better ones are inaccessible. CodeExtinguisher, Blaze, CI-CMS come to mind for open projects however.

[eluser]jwindhorst[/eluser]
Freshface and Murdose,

Thanks for the information! At least I have a few places to look! What I need for this is pretty basic. Simply a way to change text on the site without having to re-release code. It's not a content driven site though, so CI seemed like a good fit.

I'll look into those plugins you mentioned and see if they will do the trick!

[eluser]al404[/eluser]
how do ypu guys set the structur for CMS, and public dir, i'm new at CI and is not clear to me how to separete CMS from public web site in CI structur

[eluser]freshface[/eluser]
i move the application folder one up, rename it to app_frontend and edit index.php
Then I duplicate the folder and name it app_backend

[eluser]al404[/eluser]
i know this is not CI but is the only tutorial, and since is CI based
http://learn.kohanaphp.com/2008/08/15/in...revisited/

is this a good example?

if you redirect all call via .htaccess in the root and want to protect CMS dir by .htacces can it create any problems?