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Ability to edit Custom Pages through the Dashboard?
matt
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hbf
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matt said:
x00 said:
why not use vanilla cms?the whole point of custom pages, is it is not like a cms, it is supposed to be a tootlkit solution.
Simply because Vanilla CMS is still in beta with the warning "Please don't use on production sites yet since I am still adding alot of functionality"
Give the cms solution a try. Modifying custom pages would put you at a pre alpha solution that only you will be testing... seems riskier than a solid beta solution that many people have been working with.
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why not use vanilla cms?
the whole point of custom pages, is it is not like a cms, it is supposed to be a tootlkit solution.
grep is your friend.
Simply because Vanilla CMS is still in beta with the warning "Please don't use on production sites yet since I am still adding alot of functionality"
thing is custom pages is only as good as pages, you could completely break everything by putting malformed code in the pages.
grep is your friend.
Where exactly I am editing has no bearing on whether or not my code contains errors. Editing in my browser or editing/uploading over FTP.
Give the cms solution a try. Modifying custom pages would put you at a pre alpha solution that only you will be testing... seems riskier than a solid beta solution that many people have been working with.
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OK, will do.
Try Application Candy - it is excellent and works well as a basic CMS.