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Any good PHP Content Management systems?

The Pentium Guy

Diamond Member
I've used PHP Nuke (man that sucked really badly) and e107.
Honest to god, the only problem I find with php management systems is the fact that you HAVE to create code on the site itself. You can't simply...... I dunno.... do stuff on dreamweaver and upload it.

I mean, all I'm REALLY looking for is a site with 'menus' basically. I don't NEED php. My site's http://vbprogramming.8k.com - and those menus that you see are simply 'copied and pasted' html things. It's annoying when I want to add an item to the menu, I have to go throgh EVERY SINGLE PAGE and do that.

That's why I'm looking for some sort of .... thing.... that'll help you do that. I'm really mad at PHP content maangement systems though. Man. you gotta use THEIR editor, its'like typing on a forum.

Any suggestions? i'll nede this for coding, so I'll need something taht can INDENT (that's the biggest probleem with e107 and phpnuke)

-TPG
 
Just use php to include it on each page. Just say the menu code is on menu.txt *This must be the html you're copy/pasting* Save that code to the text file. Then in place of the menu code put <?php include("menu.txt") ?> on each page. Then just edit menu.txt when needed. You can use this method for any part of your site, such as header and footer. I hope that helped. BTW, this is the wrong forum for this. Anandtech is generally hardware though so i dunno...
 
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