Welcome to CMS-Zone! Here you will find all kinds of scripts that will help you build your web site. It doesn't matter if you know a lot or nothing about HTML, CSS or PHP. Everybody can build a site using one of these scripts.
If you're thinking about building a portal, personal web site, discussion board, blog, image gallery, e-commerce site, or any other type of site, you came to the right place. Just use the 'Site Scripts' button, located in the top menu and choose among the hundreds web site scripts available for you.
The scripts are divided in categories. More scripts and categories will be added in time. This site is only in the beginning and there is a lot of content to be added.
Ovidius Announces Availability of TCToolbox with Publishing Solution
Ovidius has announced that the XML-based Content Management System TCToolbox is available with a publishing solution for EasyBrowseMax. EasyBrowse generates electronic publications for CD-ROM, intranet, and the internet and provides research and navigation possibilities, designed to add value to a user's technical documentation by offering new advanced browsing features.
Ovidius offers the Content Management System TCToolbox with an integrated publishing solution for EasyBrowseMax.
Medicity today announced it will provide portal applications and support to healthcare organizations for an open source, content management system. Medicity’s portal offering, called ProAccess CMS, combines the Company’s healthcare expertise with open source technology to help organizations address the communication requirements of employees, patients, and consumers.
Medicity will market its library of modules and applications to healthcare organizations for developing cost-effective managed content for both public and private web portals. The company has converted all of its most popular modules from their proprietary infrastructure for deployment on the DotNetNuke open source framework.
For organizations facing the high price of commercial content management solutions, Medicity’s announcement gives them a viable open source alternative with a menu of affordable, sophisticated, and proven applications. Medicity will host a new web site to support its strategy. The site will feature the exchange of ideas, questions and answers and sharing of self-developed modules supported by the open source user community.
Open source software will serve at the heart of a project management system developed in a humanitarian effort to design housing for the needy.
Built on the drupal open source content management system, the Open Architecture Network Web-based system enables collaboration between building architects and designers.
"The primary focus is bringing [architectural] design services to communities who normally would not be able to afford it," said Cameron Sinclair, executive director of Architecture for Humanity, which is spearheading the project. Sinclair won a 2006 Technology Entertainment Design (TED) prize to develop the application, which will be formally launched at this year's TED conference, being held in Monterey, Calif. March 7-10.
Liferay, provider of the world's leading enterprise-class, open source portal and content management system announced a new partnership with CIGNEX Technologies, a top ten open source consulting firm in the U.S. specializing in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions. CIGNEX's formalized services offering around Liferay Portal for its corporate customers underscores a growing demand for Liferay in the enterprise environment.
"Commercial open source has entered a new stage of maturity," said Bryan Cheung, chief executive officer of Liferay. "Open source has been a disruptive force in the ECM and portal marketplaces, with open source alternatives providing technological innovation, an improved development model, and greater control to users at a fraction of the cost of ownership for proprietary software. CIGNEX's success proves the enterprise market is ready to invest in open source, and we welcome the experience CIGNEX brings to this partnership."
CellAdmin (www.celladmin.com), a developer of cellular application solutions for mobile operators and digital media content providers, announced today the release of CellAdmin WAP Generator, a new innovative Mobile Content Delivery System for building and managing XHTML and WML pages for mobile phones and PDA's. CellAdmin WAP Generator enables every single company to build and maintain its own cellular web site in order to create a unique internet mobile experience with optimal reformatting of rich media content for any 2.5G and 3G mobile handheld device.
CellAdmin WAP Generator is a mobile website generator which helps digital content owners to enhance the selling of new digital media content to mobile subscribers and allows them to generate revenue in an efficient and cost effective way. CellAdmin has already signed new contract with Quantoon (www.quantoon.com), a digital content provider of state-of-the-art solution for diverse mobile content such as animations, videos, wallpapers and unique applications worldwide and especially to East Asia.
Bitrix, Inc. [http://www.bitrixsoft.com/sitemanager/], the leading developer of content management system software for managing Web projects, announced that it has signed an agreement to become the certified partner of MySQL AB, the developer of the world's most popular open source database. This partnership will address the needs of enterprise content management system users and administrators.
Bitrix Site Manager is a comprehensive, content management suite for maintaining Web sites. This Web content management product provides stable functionality and security, as well as promoting the cost-effective growth of Internet projects. Bitrix Site Manager, which is delivered in source code, was developed in PHP and can run on any UNIX or Windows platforms. MySQL, Oracle, Oracle XE, MSSQL or MSSQL Express can be used as a database back end.
PaperThin, Inc. a leading content management system provider, today announced that its flagship product, CommonSpot, has been selected as a finalist in the Software & Information Industry Association’s (SIIA) 22nd Annual CODiE Awards, in the category of Best Content Management Solution.
CommonSpot is a highly flexible, easy to use content management solution. It excels at delivering feature-rich functionality out-of-the-box, including metadata, taxonomy, tiered templating, content reuse, and personalization. CommonSpot’s distributed team-based Web authoring, granular access control, and highly adaptable feature set, allow functionality to be quickly and easily extended to appropriate users organization-wide. This capability saves time for business users, and better leverages IT resources.
“We’re very happy to be named a finalist for such a long-standing and prestigious award,” said Todd Peters, president of PaperThin, Inc. “The content management space has become very crowded over the past several years and this acknowledgement is a testament to the quality of our people, the strength of our product, and the value that we bring to our customers. We’ve found that helping our customers to achieve real, and often very complex, content management objectives resonates beyond the lure of simple, one-size-fits-all applications. We strive to provide our customers with easy, yet flexible solutions that align with their strategic initiatives.”
Wordpress has released it’s next stage software platform for bloggers, Wordpress 2.1 - named Ella.
Improvements to the software include the ability to make it work better as a Content Management System (CMS). According to Matt Mullenweg, lead coder at Wordpress, the use of SQL queries has also been extensively revisited to make Wordpress more efficient.
Additional improvements include over 550 bug fixes.
Wordpress has fast become the most popular blogging platform on the internet. Not only is it free, but it also offers a range of useful features, and a very extensive developer support community, meaning that there are an extended range of additional options available for users of the software.
Terapad.com , the only blogging platform to also integrate a Paypal(tm)-ready shop, content management system, discussion forums and image gallery, is now available free of charge.
Offering a staggering 2 gigabytes of storage space, Terapad.com is the only blogging platform that also integrates a Paypal™-ready online shop, a discussion forum and an image gallery. The combined cost of these features would usually run in hundreds of dollars a year and are a clever way to promote and monetize a blog or an online boutique.
Stephan Tual, Managing Director of SiteJourney, the company behind Terapad.com, explains: "Terapad becoming free is going to give thousands of individuals and companies the chance to get the site they deserve. At the moment no one else is offering a complete solution such as ours - it's always been either purchase a prohibitive license, or write the code yourself. Not any more."
There has been talk about using Wordpress beyond the typical blog set-up, into the realms of a full-fledged content management system or CMS. Yet, most people have no idea how this is even possible.
I have to stress that the default Wordpress software is intended to be a blogging tool, so if you're trying to make it work like a different type of content management tool you'll have to use the correct plugins (enhancements) and have the a clear idea of what you want to achieve.
While the exact step-by-step method is out of the scope of this article, lets explore some of the ways you can use Wordpress, as I have personally done before.
1) Wordpress as An Article Directory
To make Wordpress work as an article directory, you'll need a special plugin, and a source for the articles. MyArticleMarketer.com is the perfect tool for this, as the articles there are usually human-approved. They also encourage free distribution of their articles to other article sites.
If you're thinking about building a 
