Announcing CMS Made Simple 1.6
Jun 22, 2009 by Robert Campbell
So here it is... after building alot of anticipation, and only a week behind schedule, CMS Made Simple 1.6 is now ready for public consumption.
- Changes/Features/Bug Fixes
- Compatiblity
- Diff Packages
- Dev Team Members
- Beta Testers
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44 Responses to "Announcing CMS Made Simple 1.6"
http://www.faglork.com
On: Jun 22, 2009, Alex said:
Since there are substantial changes, do you recommend older sites to upgrade to 1.54 first?
Cheers,
Alex
http://www.frankvh.com
On: Jun 22, 2009, Frank said:
Awesome - thanks very much to everyone for their excellent efforts.
http://www.cmsdesignresource.com/news/cms-made-simple-16-out/
On: Jun 22, 2009, CMS Made Simple 1.6 Out :: CMS Design Resource said:
[...] There are a lot of changes, some large, some small, to learn about them all, you should get them from the horses mouth. Some of the ones worth mentioning are: better, faster, easier, more advanced permissions, new [...]
http://ajaxdesigners.com
On: Jun 23, 2009, Deepak said:
Hi,
How can i upgrade a latest version of cms, like version 1.54 to 1.6 etc.
Thanx,
Deepak
http://www.vandenikhilam.us/?p=1796
On: Jun 23, 2009, VandeNikhilam USA » CMS Made Simple - Blog said:
[...] original post here: CMS Made Simple - Blog This entry is filed under CMS, Management. You can follow any responses to this entry through [...]
http://www.conceptfactory.com.au
On: Jun 23, 2009, Simon Radford said:
Congrats to all involved in getting v1.6 out.
I recently uploaded an admin theme, based on Nuno Costas 'NCleanGrey', called 'OxygenFire'.
Are there a lot of changes between the original 'NCleanGrey' and the new 'NCleanBlue' that goes with CMSMS v1.6?
Will older admin themes need to be upgraded to work with CMSMS v1.6?
Thanks again for 1.6, I'll be using it very soon.
Simon66
http://www.beyondnow.net
On: Jun 23, 2009, Andrew said:
Congrats on the upgrade. But I seem to have found a problem.
The menu seems to be broken. The {$node->image} and {$node->extra1} tags are not working. On the page HTML it is simply blank. Have these tags changed or is this a bug?
http://www.beyondnow.net
On: Jun 23, 2009, Andrew said:
Ahh found the issue.
loadprops="1" must be in the menu smarty tag in order to load the advanced properties.
http://rebinding.com
On: Jun 23, 2009, denis said:
very cumbersome to upgrade, shame as the CMSms is so easy to use. I followed instruction in the doc folder for upgrade, the install script thinks that it's a new install instead of an upgrade. Plus, it does not recognize the new version and still thinks I am installing v1.54. I aborted the upgrade and rolled back the old version, waiting for more time to install v 1.6 from scratch and import the database from v 1.54. Or would that screw up the script?
http://www.maritime-pictures.com
On: Jun 23, 2009, Benjamin said:
Why aint it possible to export all content to a file? - Right now I want to upgrade, but to create a new installation and transfer each site, takes too long time.
Please incoporate an function so it's a lot easyer... With all the other big php projects, it's is easy to upgrade. Why isn't it here?
http://hype.yeebase.com/story/9699
On: Jun 24, 2009, hype.yeebase.com said:
Open Source CMS "CMS made simple" Version 1.6 veröffentlicht...
Das Open-Source CMS "CMS made simple" ist in der Version 1.6 (New Caledonia) veröffentlicht worden. Hauptaugenmerk dieser Version war die Überarbeitung des Berechtigungssystems, aufgrund derer die Berechtigungen der verschiedenen Benutzergruppen z...
http://www.nextway.ch
On: Jun 24, 2009, Simon said:
Yeah, upgrading is a real pain. I have numerous websites running CMSMS and with every new release it takes a long time to upgrade them. An automated process (like WordPress has) would be very handy.
On: Jun 24, 2009, peter said:
thank you guys (and girls, if any)
http://www.idevlop.com
On: Jun 24, 2009, Patrick said:
Learn from history, you who complain.
When there's a new version of CMSMS, there's generally a patch one week after.
Plus: CMSMS site does not yet use the latest version (which I think should be a mandatory step before publishing any new version).
As long as I see this, I will always wait at least 1 month before getting a new release (at least for something critical).
http://www.california-naturals.com
On: Jun 24, 2009, Peter said:
Looking forward to the upgrade. Faster Better Stronger... Very nice.
http://www.mariowahl.eu/2009/06/verbessertes-berechtigungssystem-fur-cms-made-simple
On: Jun 24, 2009, Verbessertes Berechtigungssystem für CMS made simple | Blog von root_alpha said:
[...] Arbeit mit CMS made simple 1.6 soll flotter vonstatten gehen als mit den Vorgängerversionen, denn die Entwickler haben einige [...]
http://www.motivateddesign.co.uk
On: Jun 25, 2009, Barry said:
Have started using 1.6 - it looks very good. Thanks
One problem when editing or crating new pages I cannot select the template I require as the template option is missing. Any ideas?
Thanks
Barry
http://t3n.yeebase.com/content-management-cms-simple-16-verbessert-248014/
On: Jun 25, 2009, Content Management: „CMS made simple“ 1.6 verbessert Berechtigungen » t3n Magazin said:
[...] Ebenfalls überarbeitet wurden die mitgelieferten Module, die jetzt noch leistungsstärker sein sollen. Auch die im CMS enthaltenen Templates wurden einer Überarbeitung unterzogen und sollen jetzt modernen Ansprüchen entsprechen. Insgesamt macht die neue Version einen frischeren und schnelleren Eindruck. Alle Änderungen der Version 1.6 kann man im Changelog im CMSms-Blog nachlesen. [...]
http://www.opencm.de/news/cms-news/cms-made-simple-16-veroeffentlicht.html
On: Jun 25, 2009, CMS Made Simple 1.6 veröffentlicht - openCM.de said:
[...] Änderungen können im Changelog nachgelesen [...]
On: Jun 25, 2009, Steve said:
"One problem when editing or crating new pages I cannot select the template I require as the template option is missing. Any ideas?"
Yea, its' the first item within the Options Tab when editing or creating a new page.
http://www.conceptfactory.com.au
On: Jun 25, 2009, Simon Radford said:
Personally I will leave all existing sites at 1.5.4 and install 1.6 for all new sites.
1.5.4 was very stable and secure and, in my opinion, was the best it could be. Sites based on 1.5.4 should last a couple of years without any problems. After that, the need for a site re-do should allow for the time to upgrade to whatever version is available then.
Simon66
http://www.mumias-sugar.com
On: Jun 26, 2009, Benjamin Anangwe said:
does the cms support arabic notations!
http://www.sandsni.org/index.php
On: Jun 26, 2009, Aureli said:
Hi there,
I have upgraded my site already a couple of times to a newer version ofCMSMS, this is the third one, now to 1.6. Up to now upgrades have been easy and painless this time, when editing pages, it does not show the WYSIWYG menu in any of the pages where it was before!
Aside of this all well.
http://www.conceptfactory.com.au
On: Jun 26, 2009, Simon Radford said:
I just noticed that 1.6 is called New Caledonia. Great choice of name!!
That has to be a good omen as it's my main ambition to learn french and get a place on New Caledonia to spend long summers lazily drinking great wine, eating great food and exploring the island, that's what I'm working towards.
I already moved from England to Sydney Australia, so I'm nearly there!
Simon66
On: Jun 27, 2009, Ruud said:
CMSMS team, thank you so much for all your effort on this wonderfull CMS. I'm not a developer, but a frontend man, and you enabled me (and many others) to work with a very user-friendly product - for me as 'developer/designer' and for the end user.
I greatly appreciate your work and hope you'll be releasing upgrades of CMSMS in the future!
Ruud.
On: Jun 29, 2009, Nicole said:
I upgraded a couple of my installs but stopped when I realized that the WYSIWYG editor doesn't work anymore. I checked the Modules to see if TinyMCE needed to be upgraded and it doesn't. Please tell me there is a fix coming for this because I don't want to have to roll all the sites back to 1.5.4
http://rebinding.com
On: Jun 29, 2009, denis said:
so here is what I did, install 1.6 and imported the 1.5.4 database, it's working fine but for tinyMCE which I had to re-install. I still was not happy with it so I installed FCEeditorX and that worked great,even better.
Thank you for designing such a great software!
http://www.forbairt.ie
On: Jun 30, 2009, Forbairt said:
Great work on the latest release loving the new themes.
I'm finding as usual ... upgrading breaks tinyMCE so I've got to go in and reset it via Extensions -> TinyMCE WYSIWYG ... and reset the various tabs back to default
(at least the last few upgrades I've made it disappears when I go to edit pages so I need to reset the options on it)
On: Jul 2, 2009, swx said:
Thanks for the new release! Upgrade 99% fine, just had to follow the instructions from http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/topic,35034.0.html as well to have the editor back, but otherwise everything is great, merci!
On: Jul 2, 2009, swx said:
PS: If you are upgrading, make sure to read *all* the release notes (not like me), especially the part "7) TinyMCE: TinyMCE has had some serious enhancements as well. However, those enhancements make it so that on an upgrade you may not see the TinyMCE editor in your content pages, or various frontend forms. To resolve this problem, you may need to uninstall the TinyMCE module (in Extensions >> Modules) and re-install it, then reset the settings."
On: Jul 2, 2009, Ken said:
Nice job, dev team! I appreciate the improved attention to detail, on everything, including the default install page.
On: Jul 2, 2009, david said:
It i usually a good idea to disable and uninstall modules before upgrading. May also apply to core modules. Mind though that you'll lose all content when disabling albums and news.
http://www.dotmagic.de
On: Jul 3, 2009, Werner Hartnagel said:
For all this peoples crying about upgrade, i can't follow you?
Easy upgrade is one reason why i choose CMSMS! It's really much easier then upgrade a Wordpress Site.
@denis Says:
the install script thinks that it’s a new install instead of an upgrade. Plus, it does not recognize the new version and still thinks I am installing v1.54.
Are you sure you did overwrite ALL files?
@Benjamin Says:
Why aint it possible to export all content to a file? - Right now I want to upgrade, but to create a new installation and transfer each site, takes too long time.
Please incoporate an function so it’s a lot easyer… With all the other big php projects, it’s is easy to upgrade. Why isn’t it here?
It is actually easy! Just learn how to make a SQL Dump and you can import/export the content to one file! I am sure there is phpmyadmin preinstalled on your Hosting. Of course, you still have to copy the files (not content) with FTP but that isnt easier with any other CMS.
http://www.bravonet.dk
On: Jul 3, 2009, Henning Nielsen said:
Thanks, I really appreciate all the work you guys put into this project.
http://www.bravonet.dk/blog/cms-made-simple-1-6/
On: Jul 3, 2009, CMS Made Simple 1.6 | Blog af BravoNet webbureau i Århus said:
[...] Så er CMS Made Simple 1.6 klar til download. Jeg gennemgår her nogle af de væsentligste ændringer forbundet med opdateringen. Indlægget er delvist oversat fra CMSMS.org [...]
http://azectotherms.com
On: Jul 4, 2009, Christian Reynolds said:
So is the dev server down. I want to use this but any time I go to the dev subdomain, I get an error that the network is timing out...
http://rebinding.com
On: Jul 5, 2009, denis said:
I may have had problems because I originally installed CMSms in the root folder. Anyway, I re-installed and imported the database and everything is fine.... except tinyMCE, but I resolved that as well, by getting rid of it. One hing I was not able to work with is captcha for the tellafriend plugin. That's still not showing. The documentation for implementing captcha is not clear.
Yes, I know I am bitching but all in all, I find CMSms the easiest cms I have tried. I actually got to make it work for my website, I could not do that with joomla or drupal and I did not try wordpress.
So thank you for the CMSms team.
Denis
http://www.qsitedesigns.com
On: Jul 6, 2009, Rich Bothe said:
Thanks CMSMS team! I have used CMSMS for almost 4 years now and while I look most forward to version 2.0 I am quite imrpessed with this CMS system. I look forward to installing 1.6 on a test site to learn all the changes prior to applying to any of my clients' sites. Thank you all for your dedication to this open source project.
Rich
On: Jul 10, 2009, Martin said:
Except fort he bug with the links and characters I think it is a great update!
I updated
15 sites from 1.41
5 from 1.1
1 from 1.08
All went great!
http://www.kargo2.com
On: Jul 19, 2009, Karl said:
Hello, the update to CMSMS looks awesome - thank you so much for this amazing project you are all legends! Just one question - i have a bug with 1.6 - where do i report it?
Thanks,
Karl
http://www.kierweb.co.uk
On: Jul 21, 2009, Darren said:
Loving CMS 1.6 - One small suggestion ... on the module manager, where you list the modules to be upgraded, can you make it so its clickable or add an upgrade button, cause at the moment, you still have to go into the module list to find the module to upgrade it.
http://www.hundredthcodemonkey.net
On: Jul 28, 2009, David Thomson said:
I think the TinyMCE issue is related to the CPANEL mod_security which switches the server API to CGI. What's happening is that the new tinyconfig.php file is being requested with get variables attached: templateid and languageid. It looks like the Suexec setting is sniffing that as an attack and responding with a 404. DENIED.
Now before you say, "post that in bug tracker". Our website admin is going to have to fix up the problems with the signin form. No real point having bug tracker if you can't sign in to use it guys...
The fix? Run a 1.6 locally and copy out of Firebug the tinyconfig.php response and insert into the admin/webpage template.
Hope we see the removal of get variables in file requests real soon. That's not a smart solution to language versioning in, well, anyone's language.
On: Aug 5, 2009, dhtml12345 said:
Yes, we need an automatic upgrade button like WordPress.
http://www.jsmonzani.com
On: Sep 28, 2009, Jean-Sebastien Monzani said:
For people editing pages and wondering why the "Template" droplist isn't there:
If, like me, you didn't liked the moving of the "Template" droplist from the main Page editing tab to the Advanced options, here's how to fix it: go to Site Admin, click Advanced Setup and check Template in the Basic Properties list. Your template will now appear back into the main tab when you edit the page.
This took me some time to figure it out by digging into the source code :-]





