PureEdit Making content management purely simple.
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PureEdit is the first CMS that dramatically simplifies the back-end development of your website while giving you full control of the front-end design and programming. By allowing such uncommon flexibility, PureEdit empowers you to design web sites from the ground up, without forcing you to follow the narrow template rules you'll find elsewhere.
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PureEdit v1.4.1
Change Log
- v1.4.1 (8/1/2008)
- - Cleans field titles using the cleanFieldTitle($column) inside the $Utils class. Thanks to nazzz for the above help.
- - Ability so "title_txt" is not a required column where the _rel is relationship is pointing to.
- - Removed htmlentities() and stripslashes() from every _field file and put it in the module files.
- - Converts characters to UTF-8. Thanks to Florent V. and mipi.
- - Replaced htmlspecialchars() with Db::escape() for security reasons in the mysql.db.php file.
- - Rewrote and improved the installer.
- - [Installer] Improved the Permissions Check by using is_writable().
- - [Installer] Added the ability to set your table prefix.
- - [Installer] Select which database you are using (ex: mysql).
- - [Installer] Modularized the installer so it's easier to maintain.
- - [Installer] Removed each "success" message after you enter data and hit continue.
Read more changes >> - v1.4 (3/25/2008)
- - Added Database Abstraction Layer so that PureEdit has the ability to support all Database Engines. Please contact me if you want to build a Layer for any other Database other than MySQL.
- - Added new field: Select.
- - Added new field: Radio.
- - Added Reset Password Center on Login screen.
- - Added ability to only show '...' if necessary. Each field also has its' own size parameter you pass into a string length resize utility now.
- - Re-organized files and folders. (Only moved a few files around).
- - Modified the default front-end homepage design a litte.
- - Modified installer to support the Database Absraction Layer
- v1.0.3 (2/24/2008)
- - Fixed all known Safari/Opera/IE7 layout bugs to date.
- - Fixed bug that was causing HTML to not render properly on front-ends. I replaced htmlentities() with mysql_real_escape_string() inside the db.class.php file.
- - Modified _txt field so that the $value has stripslashes() around it, and now converts double quotes to its' HTML entity so that it will display properly in the textfield.
- - Made the installer support the language pack.
- v1.0.2 (2/16/2008)
- - Fixed the bugs where I left TABLE_PREFIX out of queries.
- - Fixed the bug that was not allowing users to add sectors via the Sectors Center (caused by the above bug).
- - Fixed the bug that did not allow users to save double quotes into _txt fields.
- - Added feature that converts all special characters to their HTML Entity equals. (this fixed the above bug).
- - Further secured the authentication class while loging in/out.
- - Added the support for language packs.
- v1.0.1 (2/10/2008)
- - Added the ability to have a Table Prefix via the settings.lib.php file.
- - Added the ability to allow your column names to include multiple underscores without effecting the findField() method in utils.class.php.
- - Fixed layout bug if RSS Feed had little to no content.
- - Fixed temporary homepage bug that was throwing SQL errors on some servers.
- - Fixed installation permissions that some servers were having.
- v1.0.0 (2/6/2008)
- - Initial release of PureEdit...updates to come, promise!
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- Can I use PureEdit on commercial web sites?
- Absolutely! PureEdit is licensed under the General Public License, and allows you to use it on any website. Public, private, or commercial.
- How easy is it to theme PureEdit?
- PureEdit was built so you can match your clients' color schemes as fast as possible using CSS. Want to dive deeper into the markup? No problem. All presentation (HTML/CSS) has been stored into template files away from the logic (PHP). PureEdit consists of web standard code, 1 image, and a few FAMFAM icons.
- What are Predefined Fields?
- One of the reasons PureEdit is unique is because you're able to build your database and add distinct suffixes to each column name. Each suffix is called a Predefined Field and calls special functions that are prewritten (or written by other PureEdit users). For example, if you want a textfield, all you need to do is add "_txt" at the end of your column name.
- Does PureEdit support relationships?
- Yes! Relationship support is part of the Predefined Fields feature. It's extremely easy to establish relationships between two tables. All you need to do is add the "_rel" suffix to the end of the foreign tables' name. (For example, "news_rel" will create a relationship with the news table.
- How easy is it to add my own add-ons?
- So easy it's sick! PureEdit was built to anticipate your add-ons, which is why it's completely modularized. Everything is organized properly in the correct folder and sub-folders, so it's easier to develop onto than any other system.
- Who should use PureEdit?
- Anyone should use PureEdit. Designers, programmers, hybrids who design and program, clients, customers, and whoever else you can think of! PureEdit is built to help make the development of your back-end system simpler. I mean, take note of how simple the interface is, it's perfect for any client.
- Do you have documentation?
- Yes, however it's incomplete. I can only do so much in one day, but rest assure that it's on my priority list...depending on how much feedback I get. (Hint hint). You can view the documentation at www.pureedit.com/docs. We even have a community
- My question wasn't answered?
- Of course it wasn't. And for that I profusely apologize. Please accept my super sorry groveling. Fact it, there are just too many gee-whiz things going on here to do everything at once. But hey - if you go ahead and visit the community, I promise somone or myself will answer your question.