PHP Programming Language - Cultural View

Website Baker 354
• Easy to use user interface
• Support for running
multiple websites
• Possibility to create a fully
accessible frontend
• Support for
multilingualism
• All frontend output is full
W3C valid and SEO
optimized
Extensions (modules)
• File & media
management
• Design templates, based
site output, customizable
per page
• Interface for extensions
• Creating user groups
• Group based access
system (each page can be
determined)
• Control of WebsiteBaker and complete
website creation and editing of pages
via the admin panel (backend)
• Use of captcha in the frontend (for
guests of the visible and usable part of
the website) to avoid spam
• Facilities for notification, registration
and password recovery from users
• Setting of time zones, display name,
language determination, time and
date format for each user
• Adaptation of the extensions for
every single page
• WYSIWYG HTML editors for the
admin area
The growing user community of WebsiteBaker created and managed some of the modules, of which some are
already delivered as standard with WebsiteBaker CMS. These extensions are all available free of charge and will be
added after successful testing to the official "Add-ons" site.
Among the modules are:
• Integration of well-known galleries, internet forums and WYSIWYG HTML editors for the admin area
• Other enhancements such as guestbook, download area, and much more
Modules can be uploaded via the administration area in the form of a zip-file and the installation starts automatically.
The activation of the modules takes place when creating a new page, where then the module can be selected by using
the entry in "type:" . Modules can be deinstalled easily via backend.
The creation of modules is done with the scripting language PHP. These can be created easily, but some experience
in dealing with programming languages should be available.
On October 31, 2009 there are 219 modules and snippets listed on AMASP. [12]
Droplets
Introduced in version 2.8, droplets can be placed anywhere inside WebsiteBaker - regardless if used in the
WYSIWYG sections, inside a template or module. They are a small piece of PHP code which is defined in the
backend and used in double-square-brackets.
Design templates
There are numerous design templates, which can be determined for each single page individually. The creation of the
templates is done with the languages of HTML, CSS and PHP. The strict separation of content and design is
guaranteed and the design can be modified almost completely independent. It is only necessary to provide a CSS and
a PHP file.
With the latest version 2.8 the backend of WebsiteBaker is also fully skinable and extendable without touching the
core PHP files.
On October 31, 2009 there are 89 templates listed on the template repository. [13]