Manipulating Images - NEW
MonkeyCMS has inbuilt support to allow you to upload, manipulate and protect your images when posted to your website. You can easily prevent any unauthorised site from accessing your images - either replacing them with a lower quality version, a watermarked image, a different image entirely or just ...
Date: 28-02-2008 09:31 Type: TutorialsAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 5117 Comments: 0
MonkeyCMS as an eCommerce application - NEW
Over the last few days I've been working on a proposal for a potential eCommerce site for a client. I was close to suggesting OSCommerce as my platform of choice for this project, but then I thought about MonkeyCMS' ability to handle such an application and it's actually not likely to be a big chall...
Date: 26-02-2008 12:45 Type: BlogAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 670 Comments: 0
1.2.5 is out! - NEW
Version 1.2.5 is finally out and available to download. This version sees a big increase in functionality with the gallery application. I've already started working on 1.2.6, this is going to be a relatively minor release tidying a few bits up in preparation to return to the advertiser portal cod...
Date: 26-02-2008 12:38 Type: BlogAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 599 Comments: 0
Image display script - NEW
Today, I am working on a complete rewrite of the protectedimage.php script - this code has been in place since the very first deployments of MonkeyCMS in it's pre-beta rollout across our various sites. As my knowledge and understanding of PHP has improved I have bolted on functionality and the image...
Date: 25-02-2008 09:50 Type: BlogAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 618 Comments: 0
New development blog added - NEW
We have added a development blog to the site to keep you up to date with the latest development plans for MonkeyCMS. You can view the blog here.
Date: 22-02-2008 14:15 Type: NewsAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 380 Comments: 0
Gallery development progressing - NEW
I am currently working through the Gallery aspect of MonkeyCMS. This will allow users to import massive image galleries with a few clicks. They can choose which images (from previews) to include in each gallery 'album' and even rotate images that are not in the correct orientation. This is quite an ...
Date: 22-02-2008 13:41 Type: BlogAuthor: Colin Polonowski Views: 578 Comments: 0