Wordpress as CMS - First Deployment
Published August 16th, 2006 in Blog, Wordpress, CMS Tags: CMS, Wordpress.I’ve moved from developing the CMS plugin on my local computer, to deploying it on a server on the internet. I’ve already run into some issues, but at least it’s not totally broken
Honestly, all in all, things seem to be looking pretty good.
The main issue right now? As usual, it’s those pesky rewrite rules and the modified permalink structure! Grrrr, I’ll get them yet!
3 Responses to “Wordpress as CMS - First Deployment”
- 1 Pingback on Aug 19th, 2006 at 12:33 pm
Hello!
Since I’ve already developed a WordPress website “with WP as CMS”, I’m finding these posts interesting, since I thought I could release my package as opensource…
…so, my first question (since it’s a blocking one): will it be open source?
Sorry if you already said that, but I didn’t found that info looking throught the past posts.
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Just as info: i’ve structured the website I did matching Pages and Categories, so, if a post is in a category, it will appear on the correct Page. Since Pages are not a flat structure and so are the Categories, I thought it was a good idea. I’ve developed a set of functions to make this kind of structure easy to be implemented in the template.
In fact, my script is just a library of function to do what I’ve said above and to create custom “The Loops”.
I will be glad to discuss with you, feel free to contact me.
The plugin will absolutely be open-source. No doubt about that. The main reason I didn’t mention it from the beginning was that I wasn’t even sure if it would be possible to do as a plugin
. I’m currently working on standardizing the code (as much as possible) so that updates/upgrades will not introduce any conflicts with the data created by previous versions. Once I’ve got that done, it will be released as a plugin that anyone can download and use.
Using pages in conjunction with categories was one of the possible solutions I’d initially considered, to the point that this was the first solution that I implemented. It wasn’t difficult at all the get a page to display a list of items in the matching category. Best of all, it didn’t break anything.
I ultimately decided not to move forward with this solution for a couple reasons:
I do believe that I am close to getting the plugin to a state where others can use it, so the plugin should be released sooner than later.