Take a look at wildflower cms, it's a cakephp based cms that does that. Stuart wrote: > I've been reading about the MVC approach, and am considering moving to > cakePHP as I think it would speed up my development in the long term. > One thing I can't quite fathom - how does one structure their website > with CakePHP? > > Is the normal approach to store the page hierarchy as a Tree? (http:// > book.cakephp.org/view/91/Tree) > > The website is a mixture of dynamic/static content, and ideally I'd > like to store the static content in the database so it's editable, but > then I wasn't sure how to handle when a page wasn't static... would > the tree have to store a link to a separate PHP page with the dynamic > code in? Any examples of how others have gone about this? > > Thanks for any responses. > > > > >
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