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Cotonti 0.6.9

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Category: CMS / Portals

Stable Release: 0.6.9

Started In: 2008

Updated: July 15 2010 07:11 am

Native Language: English

Translated To:

Croatian

Dutch

German

Italian

Polish

Russian

Turkish

Ukrainian

License: MIT license

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Cotonti Links

Website: www.cotonti.com

Download: www.cotonti.com/downloads/releases/genoa_069

Documentation: www.cotonti.com/docs/

Forum: www.cotonti.com/forums.php

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Cotonti Description

Cotonti is the name of Content Management System (CMS), but it is so flexible and easy to customize, that you may feel free to call it Content Management Framework (CMF) as well. So it is a piece of software and design to power websites.

Major Features:

Free of charge. Open source code. Community driven.
Secure and Reliable.
Fast and Lightweight
Modular and extensible with Modules and Plugins.
Layout separated from logic. Templates render fast, no PHP skills required.
Client-side magic with on-board jQuery.
Easy to understand, easy to customize.
Internationalized.

Standard package includes:

The Core libraries.
Customizable Category tree for Pages.
Personalized User Profiles and Settings.
Powerful built-in Forums module.
Private Messaging system.
Ability to start polls in various areas.
Personal File Storage module.
RSS feed generator for news, forums, pages and comments.
Tags for pages and forums.
Handy bbcode editor called markItUp!.
Customizable extra fields for pages, user profiles and lots more.
Tools for migrating from Seditio.
Localizations for 2 languages. Others can be obtained from the site.

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Cotonti Comments

Posted By: nive on May 19 2010 08:59 am

nice script. keep it up

Posted By: afaaro on April 1 2010 01:07 am

It looks very nice cms, I give a try

Posted By: Samet on February 17 2010 07:00 am

http://www.cotonti.tk Cotonti Turkish Support

Posted By: Rayblo on January 18 2010 04:03 pm

As dutch translator for this CMS i must say i enjoy it!!

http://www.dutchcotonti.com for dutch support!

Posted By: GHengeveld on January 14 2010 07:39 am

This has been my CMS of choice for quite some time now. As a freelance webdeveloper I often have to use competing systems such as Drupal or Joomla. In the end Cotonti wins it hands down when it comes down to flexibility and performance. The Cotonti template engine is the fastest I've seen and building plugins is a breeze when using Cotonti's library of functions.

My company specializes in custom built web applications ranging from corporate intranet sites to complex applications to small near-static websites.

Posted By: CorpQuid on December 15 2009 04:28 pm

This is one of the most flexible CMS systems out there, your correct it's not for newbies but it is not that hard to get the hang of how things work. I would suggest this CMS to everyone.

Posted By: CyberDude on October 17 2009 04:25 pm

I really love it!

Posted By: Dennis on October 3 2009 09:27 pm

I've tested it, it's fast & extremely lightweight, I agreed with Geoff that it's not for newbies. It has RSS, gzip, SEF url and a forum out-of-the-box, that's what I want, I like it.

Posted By: Geoff on August 7 2009 03:07 am

Gave this CMS a shot. Some nice features, especially the organisation of document Categories and associated sub-categories. The user of the 'Path' variable helps assign a tree-like structure for your online content. Very cool. Most of the things I like for content creation are included, like tags, access/view permissions. However the biggest bug-bear for newbies ( I reckon), is that there is no way to organise blocks (or panels - for those who use PHP Fusion) through the Admin GUI/Control Panel. It looks as if you will have to amend your blocks by editing the /index.html file. Not good, particularly if you make a small mistake, you could render your site as good as dead!