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SEO friendly PHP CMS

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RussellC

10:53 pm on Feb 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I am setting up a new informational news site and I am looking into a good open source php CMS. I have tried PHP-Nuke and I like it but all I hear about are security horror stories. What I like about it is that, with some hacks, I can make it completely SEO friendly.

I am looking for a more secure alternative that is SEO friendly, ease to use/customize, and has Forums built in.

I have tried Mambo, Drupal, PHP-Nuke, myPHPNuke, PHP-Fusion, PostNuke, XOOPS and several others but I keep coming back to PHP-Nuke.

Thanks for the suggestions.

RussellC

11:40 pm on Feb 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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One more thing...Needs the ability to have Adsense modules.

walkman

11:42 pm on Feb 24, 2005 (gmt 0)



php-nuke did all those for me since version 6. I suppose they got much better now too. There was a re-write option and adsense can be put in what they call "blocks" (I think). Cut and paste easy.

RussellC

11:44 pm on Feb 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Ever have any problems with being hacked with PHP-Nuke?

hiker_jjw

12:41 am on Feb 25, 2005 (gmt 0)



Write my own... Combination of PHP and Apache Mod Rewrites can create a nice On-The-Fly content generation scheme that bots just love to see. This way you get last modified headers, etc...

dreamcatcher

8:16 am on Feb 25, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I have tried PHP-Nuke and I like it but all I hear about are security horror stories.

My own shared hosting server removed it from their system as it had so many security issues.

I quite like PHPWebsite, thats a nice CMS.