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I am looking for a CMS like dotcms but written in PHP

I am looking for a PHP CMS that is a bit like dotcms. He must:

  • Provide the ability to create new types / structures of content and surface content from them in modules added to the page.
  • Provide the ability to graphically add and move pre-created modules around the page (moving up / down within the same column is acceptable).
  • Store all code in files on disk so that they can display correctly.

In addition, you need to focus on security, accessibility, and support for friendly URL formats.

I looked at Drupal, but ideally I would like something that would be closer to the CMS than to the application infrastructure. I also watched MODx and SilverStripe, but not sure if they are close enough to my needs.

Any ideas?

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For PHP CMS systems that have such corporate features as version control, custom content types, workflow, multi-line multi-line and multi-line, template engine, planning engine, good framework, etc., you automatically come to these: Drupal (good technical base, steep dev learning curve, dubious usability), Typo3 (good technical base, steep learning curve, poor usability), EZ Publish (good technical base, steep learning curve worthy of usability), Silve rstripe (good technology, deeper learning curve worthy of usability).

CMS systems, such as Expression Engine, Wordpress, MODx, etc., are good, but do not have real large corporate functions, such as version control, workflow, built-in multi-user and multilingual user-defined content types, etc.

Olaf

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Drupal with Views , CCK and Panels should meet your requirements. CCK for creating content types, views for displaying them, and panels for placing content on pages.

Drupal is both a CMS and a structure. I would not rule it out because of this.

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Take a look at Typo3

Its continuous expandable frame frame used in Europe.

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Have you tried Joomla ? Much easier to use than Drupal and extensible with plugins / themes ... It is written in PHP / MySQL and offers all the functions that you list (directly or by plugins).

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