Free open source content management system for PHP, released under GPL Licenseand powered by CakePHP 3.0 MVC framework.
This is an unstable repository and should be treated as an alpha.
Requirements
An open source, multilingual CMS that comes for free has been developed with CakePHP MVC framework. It allows developers, programmers and users to build their own content type – like page, blog or any other. A step by step tutorial describing how to implement RBAC Authorization in CakePHP via CakeDC/Auth Plugin. In CakePHP (1/2). In the CMS Tutorial from the CakePHP. Content Management Tutorial¶. This tutorial will walk you through the creation of a simple CMS application. To start with, we’ll be installing CakePHP, creating our database, and building. This course is a fun and interesting look at the CakePHP 1.2 Framework. By the end you'll have created a simple CMS that you will be able to extend and improve.
- Apache with mod_rewrite
- PHP 5.5.9 or higher
- mbstring extension installed
- mcrypt extension installed
- intl extension installed
- fileinfo extension installed
- PHP safe mode disabled
- Supported database storage engines:
- MySQL (5.1.10 or greater)
- PostgreSQL
- Microsoft SQL Server (2008 or higher)
- SQLite 3
- Write permission in your server
Installing QuickAppsCMS
You must install QuickAppsCMS using composer.QuickAppsCMS is designed to run as a stand alone application, so you mustuse the website skeleton asstarting point:
- Download Composer or update
composer self-update. - Run
php composer.phar create-project -s dev quickapps/website [your_website_name].
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If Composer is installed globally, run:
After composer is done visit http://example.com/ and start QuickAppsCMS installation.