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  • Michael Chiu
    #1

    CMS that exports html

    Does anyone know of a PHP based CMS that exports its pages into static
    html? Exporting into PHP files would be fine too.

    Actually, if you know of a CMS that can create directories for new areas
    of content and actually having descriptive text in the URL would be great.
    The majority of the CMS I see just produce a URL with
    example.com?pag eid=xyz or example.com?nod e=xyz. I'd like to see something
    like example.com/blue/square/index.php.

    I can write my own makeshift CMS to do this, but I don't want to reinvent
    the wheel if it's already available.

    thanks,
    mike

    phpcms@pookmail .com
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    • Mike Willbanks
      #2
      Re: CMS that exports html

      Michael,[color=blue]
      > Does anyone know of a PHP based CMS that exports its pages into static
      > html? Exporting into PHP files would be fine too.
      >
      > Actually, if you know of a CMS that can create directories for new areas
      > of content and actually having descriptive text in the URL would be great.
      > The majority of the CMS I see just produce a URL with
      > example.com?pag eid=xyz or example.com?nod e=xyz. I'd like to see something
      > like example.com/blue/square/index.php.
      >
      > I can write my own makeshift CMS to do this, but I don't want to reinvent
      > the wheel if it's already available.[/color]

      What you are probably looking to do is utilize mod_rewrite on apache.

      Mike

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        • Steve
          #3
          Re: CMS that exports html

          On Mon, 16 May 2005 05:33:14 +0000, Michael Chiu wrote:
          [color=blue]
          > Does anyone know of a PHP based CMS that exports its pages into static
          > html? Exporting into PHP files would be fine too.
          >
          > Actually, if you know of a CMS that can create directories for new areas
          > of content and actually having descriptive text in the URL would be great.
          > The majority of the CMS I see just produce a URL with
          > example.com?pag eid=xyz or example.com?nod e=xyz. I'd like to see something
          > like example.com/blue/square/index.php.
          >
          > I can write my own makeshift CMS to do this, but I don't want to reinvent
          > the wheel if it's already available.
          >
          > thanks,
          > mike
          >
          > phpcms@pookmail .com[/color]

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