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Building a CMS based on PHPRunner

7/17/2020 4:32:29 AM
PHPRunner Tips and Tricks
mbintex author

Hi at all,
if anyone is interested, we have created a Content Management System for our websites completely in PHPRunner. Since 10.4 it is also serving as a headless CMS backend thanks to the REST API.
More info on all that here: PDF - building a CMS with PHPRunner

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fahad225DevClub member 7/22/2020



Hi at all,
if anyone is interested, we have created a Content Management System for our websites completely in PHPRunner. Since 10.4 it is also serving as a headless CMS backend thanks to the REST API.
More info on all that here: PDF - building a CMS with PHPRunner


Great work. This is really amazing work. Thanks for sharing.

fhumanes 12/22/2020



Hi at all,
if anyone is interested, we have created a Content Management System for our websites completely in PHPRunner. Since 10.4 it is also serving as a headless CMS backend thanks to the REST API.
More info on all that here: PDF - building a CMS with PHPRunner


Excellent work.
I was thinking of doing a simple e-commerce, to leave it open source for the forum, and I remembered your post, since a CMS solves many of the needs.
What happens to me is that I have not been able to see in detail how you have built it. The Backend, it is relatively easy to understand how it is done, but the Frontend I can not see that what it shows is PHPRunner.
I insist, excellent work.
Greetings,

fernando

mbintex author 12/23/2020

Hi Fernando,
the frontend can be both, a standard html/php file calling the api (headless variant) or a PHPRunner file showing mainly list views of the content blocks - everything like filters, pagers and buttos is stripped off of course. Plus some CSS to have no borders around records. You can see the output on www.intex-publishing.de

fhumanes 12/23/2020



Hi Fernando,
the frontend can be both, a standard html/php file calling the api (headless variant) or a PHPRunner file showing mainly list views of the content blocks - everything like filters, pagers and buttos is stripped off of course. Plus some CSS to have no borders around records. You can see the output on www.intex-publishing.de



thanks