I actually used Drupal's db schema to port a Drupal/PHP website to run on
ColdFusion....
 
Uses alot of tables tho.

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Subject: RE: [ACFUG Discuss] writing a Content Mngmt system in CF..FAQ or
Howto?


Your best bet is to download Joomla or Mambo or something similar and just
look at their database tables, do some changes, and see how they're handling
it.  I mean, I hate to say it, but reverse engineering is the way to go here.
Some of these systems are fairly tried and true and you'd be best off just
digging through their schemas, code, etc.
 
Allen

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        From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ajas
Mohammed
        Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 4:56 PM
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CF..FAQ or Howto?
        
        
        thanks guys. But my issue is not exactly about Joomla or any CMS for
that matter. Steven, I read that doc on wikipedia before I posted here. What
i want is some sort of diagram or doc explaining what or how the cfm or htm
page gets created by using the info which is iam 100% sure stored somewhere
in the database. So when the user requests index3.cfm, index3.cfm is actually
created using values from the db cols like bgcolor, font and the main
content, I believe is brought from another table and so on. I need details
like these. 
        
        anyone out there with these high level details??? or can you guide me
to a doc/link. 
        
        thanks,
        
        Ajas.
        
        
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                I'm not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but I've found
Katapult to
                be super simple and ridiculously easy to use... So long as
you're
                running CF on windows...
        
http://labs.fusionlink.com/katapult/index.cfm?page=projects/katapult
                
                
                
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in CF..FAQ
                or Howto?
                
                for your last question:
                
                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_management_system
                
                not sure how Joomla works, they are all pretty much the same 
                
                also there is a manual for joomla:
                
        
http://help.joomla.org/images/User_manual/user_manual_v1%200%201_10%2021
                %2006.pdf 
                
                that may help.
                
                On 4/11/07, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
                > Hello everyone,
                >                             I came across Joomla which is a
great tool 
                
                > and I have heard of so many content management systems(CMS)
written in
                
                > CF. My question is how the application works because all a
user is
                > doing is saving some settings in the application for
example lets say 
                > user saves backgroundcolor property to blue, font to arial
etc. Now
                > when user views his website page lets say pagetest.cfm,
this page gets
                
                > the property of bgcolor and font from the CMS and displays
it to the 
                user. So my assumptions are :
                > 1) The CF CMS page saves the settings or properties in
database.
                > 2) on every new page creation from CMS, a new entry is
stored in db
                i.e.
                > index1.cfm, index2.cfm and so on.
                >
                > Then, my question is how does the page code for lets say
index2.cfm
                > gets generated? Also, I am not sure how different pages in
the website
                
                > use/get the property bgcolor, font. At runtime, I guess a
query gets 
                > info and dynamically generates the pages for the website.
                >
                > Can anybody give me a better idea or general overview from
scratch of
                > how the application works? What are the things needed to
develop a CMS 
                
                > and so on. I apologize if the question or my explanation is
not clear.
                >
                > Thanks
                > --
                > <Ajas Mohammed />
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<http://ajashadi.blogspot.com/> 
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