EpisodeCMS

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By razbakov
EpisodeCMS is CakePHP based content management system.
Features: control panel, events API, module management, multilanguage and translations, themes
http://episodecms.com/
Please help me to improve it. Thanks.

User interface consist of:

  • main menu
  • logged user information
  • notification area
  • navigation area
    [li]content area
    [li]additional information area

Default menu separated to:
[li]console
[li]content
[li]users

Administrator home page is “Notifications”. There are information about all new events that happened while administrator was offline. He can react on notifications or just hide them.

[li]Official web site — http://razbakov.com/episode/ [li]Assembla Space — http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/episode_cms [li]Google Code — http://code.google.com/p/episode-cms/ [li]Git Hub — http://github.com/razbakov/EpisodeCMS/

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  • Posted 09/06/11 06:35:32 AM
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  • Posted 08/26/11 05:30:50 AM
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  • Posted 09/09/10 01:00:01 AM
    A bit like drupal, cakeui is good solution if you know about cakephp

    http://cakeui.com
  • Posted 08/18/10 07:12:37 AM
    Unpack and rename to WEBROOT/Your-Project-Name

    Set rights recursively 777 for WEBROOT/Your-Project-Name/*
    Linux: sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/Your-Project-Name/
    Windows: right click on the folder, uncheck readonly recursivly)

    Edit config.yml in PROJECT-ROOT: using YML specify your database

    Create database specified in config.yml and import database dump (http://razbakov.com/episode/database.sql.zip)

    Use login: admin, password: admin to access backend
  • Posted 08/18/10 06:56:47 AM
    I tried to repeat your bugs, but i couldn't.
    Please contact me anybody to solve this problem. (skype: aleksey.razbakov)

    Installation guide now available on http://razbakov.com/episode/

    First of all I wanted to make modular system, so I changed structure.
    Everything that is related to cakephp core i put into /vendors/cake.

    Are there anybody who had success to run it?
  • Posted 08/16/10 07:18:30 AM
    1. Why have you changed all the standard paths? We all got used to cake conventions.
    2. Have you tried to integrate standard plugins (like DebugKit) to the EpisodeCMS?

    As a conclusion, it is a good piece of code, though some phpdoc comments would be very welcome.
  • Posted 08/16/10 07:13:14 AM
    When deployed on Windows 7 with WAMP, the following error appears:

    Fatal error: Class 'Router' not found in D:\private\env\Wamp\www\episode\vendors\cake\dispatcher.php on line 281

    Did anyone manage to install this CMS on Windows?
    • Posted 08/17/10 04:25:32 AM
      I got the same problem on mac.

      How did you solve it?

      Dan

      When deployed on Windows 7 with WAMP, the following error appears:

      Fatal error: Class 'Router' not found in D:\private\env\Wamp\www\episode\vendors\cake\dispatcher.php on line 281

      Did anyone manage to install this CMS on Windows?
      • Posted 08/17/10 03:09:16 PM
        Didn't solved it. Just run through the code in NetBeans.

        I'm working on a rather big project that is somewhat related to generic CMS stuff, so I was interested about the technology used here. Was a little disappointed - I didn't find any valueble code I could use, though there are some original ideas.

        I think the bug has something to do with the not-so-cakeish coding style of the project (all the pathes changed and a lot of configuration stuff removed).

        Don't have time to dig deeper. Anyway if you're interested in CMS-like functionality, I'll soon roll out a Cms extension for StarLight (my homemade Cake mockup application, that I use now for all new Web 2.0 projects) http://github.com/z7/StarLight.


        I got the same problem on mac.

        How did you solve it?

        Dan

        When deployed on Windows 7 with WAMP, the following error appears:

        Fatal error: Class 'Router' not found in D:\private\env\Wamp\www\episode\vendors\cake\dispatcher.php on line 281

        Did anyone manage to install this CMS on Windows?
        • Posted 08/19/10 10:27:19 AM
          Didn't solved it. Just run through the code in NetBeans.

          I'm working on a rather big project that is somewhat related to generic CMS stuff, so I was interested about the technology used here. Was a little disappointed - I didn't find any valueble code I could use, though there are some original ideas.

          I think the bug has something to do with the not-so-cakeish coding style of the project (all the pathes changed and a lot of configuration stuff removed).

          Don't have time to dig deeper. Anyway if you're interested in CMS-like functionality, I'll soon roll out a Cms extension for StarLight (my homemade Cake mockup application, that I use now for all new Web 2.0 projects) http://github.com/z7/StarLight.


          I got the same problem on mac.

          How did you solve it?

          Dan

          When deployed on Windows 7 with WAMP, the following error appears:

          Fatal error: Class 'Router' not found in D:\private\env\Wamp\www\episode\vendors\cake\dispatcher.php on line 281

          Did anyone manage to install this CMS on Windows?

          There is updated version on Assembla Trunk and on official site.
          Bug was caused by old temp files in tmp folder.
          Check, please, updated version - http://razbakov.com/episode/download.php
  • Posted 08/16/10 01:55:13 AM
    Where can we find some tips about installation ?
    Tnx

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