On Sunday, November 3, 2002, at 05:16 AM, Karl Urban wrote:
Additional it would be favourably that the CMS would manage the menus also dynamically. Any other featuresHi Karl,
like user management etc. are not very important because there already exist comparable functions now for our
project.
If possible our desired CMS should be written in PHP or Perl and use MySQL.
You should check out my company's software, called Sitellite CMS. It's free for non-commercial use, it's PHP based, and from the sounds of it, your needs would be well met with it. It uses templates to separate the design from content, dynamically generates menus, and has multiple levels of caching -- including full-page caching -- so that you can render pages a single time and then serve the rendered copy. The "content server" (a PHP script) is still called each time, but all it would do is determine whether to fetch the page from cache or re-cache the page (re-caching logic can be changed but defaults to using timeouts).
It also has many other features you might not need at first but could be handy later on (full versioning system, concurrency locking for editors, workflow/role-based access levels, a PHP application framework with over 100 packages, etc.).
If this sounds like what you need, check it out at http://www.simian.ca/
Cheers,
Lux
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