Looking for some help again
does anybody have any suggestions for a CMS that can be embedded into a current web page that runs on PHP, and can be added with just some php include links or something similar?

wordpress?

not what he's looking for

Wordpress has its own template and plugin systems, and is overpowered for what I need.
All I want is the ability to put a php include to show like the latest 5 news posts or whatever, and be able to navigate through the rest, somewhere to add and edit articles. I don't need anything else. No extra features, don't even need multiple user support.

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Originally posted by MeEtc
Wordpress has its own template and plugin systems, and is overpowered for what I need.
All I want is the ability to put a php include to show like the latest 5 news posts or whatever, and be able to navigate through the rest, somewhere to add and edit articles. I don't need anything else. No extra features, don't even need multiple user support.

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cutenews

Looks good, I might use it, but any other suggestions first?

http://www.fusionnews.net/

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Originally posted by MeEtc
Looking for some help again
does anybody have any suggestions for a CMS that can be embedded into a current web page that runs on PHP, and can be added with just some php include links or something similar?

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Well, just reading the description on their home page already tells me its a bit too much horse power than what I need.

I've decided to go with fusionnews after speaking with nitemare. Its almost identical it seems to cutenews, it just lacks the security holes (according to nitemare

- Joomla!
- Drupal

I like both of them.

Still too much for what he's looking for .

ffs, I still can't remember my awesome one, it had a great design and all you needed to put in was a div

Cutenews is what you're looking for

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Originally posted by tony
Cutenews is what you're looking for

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Anyway, as I said I'll be using fusion news. Its almosr functionally identical to cute news anyway. The only problem I'm having with it, is its giving a php notice level error on the page I'm including it on:
http://local.meetcweb.com/yass/

its just a notice, so you should be able to turn the notices off, if not ask on the webstie

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Originally posted by NiteMare
its just a notice, so you should be able to turn the notices off

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Originally posted by MenthiX

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Originally posted by NiteMare
its just a notice, so you should be able to turn the notices off

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Good code doesn't produce notices, I'd rather check what's wrong. If it's just one notice it should be pretty easy to fix.

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Originally posted by MeEtc

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Originally posted by MenthiX

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Originally posted by NiteMare
its just a notice, so you should be able to turn the notices off

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Good code doesn't produce notices, I'd rather check what's wrong. If it's just one notice it should be pretty easy to fix.

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Exactly correct MenthiX. The notice itself is "array to string conversion" for a str_replace function that parses the contents of a template page. The error is only shown when using php include on the one news.php. Including any other page does not produce the notice, and just including the generated content do not produce the error either.

As for the message itself, its most definitly a string that's being parsed, no array that I'm aware of.

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Originally posted by ShawnZ
uh, pretty sure the notice is in your code

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well, what is line 61 in common_func.php?

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Originally posted by MeEtc

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Originally posted by ShawnZ
uh, pretty sure the notice is in your code

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Uh, pretty sure its not, because I only get the message after I include the news page that's NOT mine

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found the problem, variable conflicts between my files and the CMS. luckily, the variable in question (for languages), was only needed for the installer. Delete the variable array contents, and presto, no more error