It's:
-GPL'ed
-PHP/MySQL (Could support other databases, with small amount of work.)
-Has an error reporting class to send notes when a db query fails (by e-mail).
-Has an in-line WYSIWYG editor that runs in IE 5.5+ and Mozilla 1.3+.
-Has a _really_ easy way to install/switch templates.
-----Uses .xml files that exist inside the right directory to get information about each template.
-----Creating a new template is easy... just look at the four provided, use smarty templates, and look at and *.xml file in the templates/ directory.
-----Switching templates is as easy as clicking 1 button.
-Has customizable style-sheet values.
-Works fine with web spiders (uses ?id=<num> to get different files).
-Doesn't require register_globals (never tested with register_globals on... ought to work though).
-Has user groups so that only certain users are allowed to create new users/edit site-wide configuration/change templates and you can even restrict which pages they are allowed to modify as well as whether they are allowed to create new pages or not.
-Has a front-page module so you can have an entry page (you can disable by emptying the "modules" table, but then you'll have to make a simple modification so that your home page will exist... you can ask me later if you want)
-You can backup all your information (pages, database configuration, downloads you've uploaded, images you've uploaded... requires --with-zlib)
-Has stats: Number of visitors, Country graph of where you're users come from, Browser detection, Most visited pages, Where the users came from, Graph of Hourly visits (does _not_ require GD).
-Has a SELECT only Database viewer that runs in PEAR::DB (just like the rest of the CMS).
It shouldn't be too hard to customize if you need to. You can create new templates/etc., obviously for yourself.
Webpage:
http://prattcms.sourceforge.net/
(You can try it out by visiting: http://opensourcecms.com/ and clicking the "PrattCMS" link on the left hand side.)
HTH! -Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys ok i am doing it now, but i'm not asking for you to code something for me, i'm looking for a classy project management system possibly in an open source format in PHP and Mysql.
I was wondering who has implemented such a system they could recommend, i am investigation to look into customising an already developed system or we have to develop one from scratch to suit our needs.
Let me know.
Thanks
Dan
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