Posted By: smiffy6969 on October 19 2011 12:12 pm
Get the latest version now, V1.2 adds some great new features including drag and drop, multi level SEF URL, and lots of fixes.
Posted By: smiffy on January 12 2011 05:22 am
Thanks for comments.... The forum, was never ment to be approval only, it was accidentally for new users for around a month or so due to upgrading forum, once this was realised, it was revoked back to original setting, like I say an accident due to forum upgrades. Forum has been and always will be open to all for posts. If you come across this kind of thing in future, why not let us know next time, accidents happen. I would just like to support all members here by stating they do a great job of answering peoples questions when I am not around, they are a great bunch and work hard with me to support the community now 500+ strong. Thanks guys. Smiffy
Posted By: Anonymous on August 30 2010 06:18 am
It's a nice CMS and basicly works so far. I easily adapted my themes to razorCMS too. It's all ok as long you don't need support. Cause of the forum rules all postings have to be approved. If you have the time to wait a week until one of the admins approves your posting give it a go. Sorry, i know it's free but you can't get help from the community if your postings are stuck in the queue :-( I was using it for two projects for about a year. For one project i switched the cms, one still runs under razor.
Posted By: infoplace.gr on August 3 2010 06:42 am
it has the best and most complete file manager from all lite-cms
Posted By: Johann on March 13 2010 05:51 am
beside about 50 websites produced width joomla 1.0.15
I like this cms for smaller websites very much.
easy to use, fast, expandable
Posted By: sridharkalaibala on September 16 2009 01:42 pm
Nice work... i searched very long to get CMS like this... i will do better Content Editor (FCK Editor) for this CMS..
Thank you..
sridharkalaibala@gmail.com
Posted By: yam on September 10 2009 04:43 am
Played with it for some time. I like its simplicity and the accompanying flexibility. Seems to be a good package for small to medium web sites, which using Joomla or alike would be an overkill. Documentation and support are good enough. It is a package that with a little HTML, PHP and CSS background, you can really use it to create a web site in whatever way you like.
If it can support switching of language (i.e. support multilanguage), it would be even better for me. Anyway, still good enough as is now and I believe I would use it a lot.
Posted By: Crypt0r on September 7 2009 05:12 am
For me the best CMS yet. No MYSQL is needed, the CMS itself is really simple and easy to use. The Blade Packs Plugin system fullfills the needs of the professional user.
Really good and the number of blade packs are growing and growing.
Gr33tz,
Crypt0r
Posted By: Pete Jones on September 5 2009 04:27 am
The natural successor to NanoCMS (which has since disappeared). Good support from their forums.
This is the best flat-file CMS around at the moment.
Posted By: woodi_from_france on May 3 2009 08:39 am
very good job. easy & great.
Posted By: www.razorcms.pl on January 29 2009 01:49 pm
This CMS is so great that I decided to translate it into Polish :)
Wish you all the best
Posted By: smiffy6969 on January 26 2009 04:13 am
Thanks for your comments, yes lots should be happening, we are planning a milestone release v1.0 at some point in the year, this will help to create a stable anchor and a basis for looking forward to the future.
There is still some features to add before this can happen, so lots to do, it's going to be quite exciting to see a milestone release.
In addition to this there is quite a few more add-ons popping up, themes, and support is improving with an ever growing member list, hopefully we can keep this up and continue to improve.
smiffy
Posted By: parts on January 24 2009 01:41 pm
just downloaded and tried it, very fast and very easy to use. Support looks to be great from their forum. Looks like lots of interesting things should be happening over the next year So i'll definately be keeping a close eye on this excellent script
Posted By: smiffy6969 on November 3 2008 06:47 am
Hi,
Please read the text above, you will clearly see the following
'Some admin features may have been disabled for security reasons.'
The implementation they have created of razorcms is a demo version on there testign servers, NOT a full working version of razorcms.
They have disabled certain parts to stop hackers being able to uplaod anything nasty to their servers (as they give out the admin user and password).
The system works completely fine, we cannot assume the system will work completely in a shut down environment, like other systems here on opensource, try installing it to a server yourself and you will see it works well.
smiffy
Posted By: sensitiv on November 3 2008 05:57 am
@Tester: Guess you didnt tell the system where you want to have the new page. It is a bit unusual in razorCMS that you can decide where to put your page - normal content, side, footer etc. But there could be a check not to forget this, Ill leave a message in the support forum. Smiffy is very active ...
Just mention another thing: Building own themes is pretty easy (especially in comparison to wordpress), and even with minimal css you can get nice results
Posted By: Tester on October 29 2008 05:22 am
Tried to add a page at the test installation here, no error messages or anything. Page never showed up... Too bad, seems really nice otherwise. (Yes I know I probably did somthing wrong but when I'm admin and go to a menu that says 'add page' and it doesent I'm out.)
Posted By: smiffy6969 on October 28 2008 05:04 am
Hi,
Thanks for your comments, im not going to lie, there is still a lot of work to do to smooth these stone out into a gem, I am constantly reviewing everything from old to new code, and there are lots more to come so enjoy the ride...
smiffy
Posted By: sensitiv on October 20 2008 12:01 am
Efficient - Small - lightning fast - Flexible
I tested and installed a couple of systems. RazorsharpCMS was outstanding, as it is easy to use, but also very flexible and can be quickly adopted to various themes. It is a true CMS (less a blog), so very good to build structured sites. The support is very quick. My system takes only 300 KB (including a WYSIWYG Editor !), and it is reacting much faster than the other ones I installed.
razorCMS Website
Download razorCMS
razorCMS Docs
razorCMS Forum
razorCMS 1.2.2
Get the latest version now, V1.2 adds some great new features including drag and drop, multi level SEF URL, and lots of fixes.
Thanks for comments.... The forum, was never ment to be approval only, it was accidentally for new users for around a month or so due to upgrading forum, once this was realised, it was revoked back to original setting, like I say an accident due to forum upgrades. Forum has been and always will be open to all for posts. If you come across this kind of thing in future, why not let us know next time, accidents happen. I would just like to support all members here by stating they do a great job of answering peoples questions when I am not around, they are a great bunch and work hard with me to support the community now 500+ strong. Thanks guys. Smiffy
It's a nice CMS and basicly works so far. I easily adapted my themes to razorCMS too. It's all ok as long you don't need support. Cause of the forum rules all postings have to be approved. If you have the time to wait a week until one of the admins approves your posting give it a go. Sorry, i know it's free but you can't get help from the community if your postings are stuck in the queue :-( I was using it for two projects for about a year. For one project i switched the cms, one still runs under razor.
it has the best and most complete file manager from all lite-cms
beside about 50 websites produced width joomla 1.0.15
I like this cms for smaller websites very much.
easy to use, fast, expandable
Nice work... i searched very long to get CMS like this... i will do better Content Editor (FCK Editor) for this CMS..
Thank you..
sridharkalaibala@gmail.com
Played with it for some time. I like its simplicity and the accompanying flexibility. Seems to be a good package for small to medium web sites, which using Joomla or alike would be an overkill. Documentation and support are good enough. It is a package that with a little HTML, PHP and CSS background, you can really use it to create a web site in whatever way you like.
If it can support switching of language (i.e. support multilanguage), it would be even better for me. Anyway, still good enough as is now and I believe I would use it a lot.
For me the best CMS yet. No MYSQL is needed, the CMS itself is really simple and easy to use. The Blade Packs Plugin system fullfills the needs of the professional user.
Really good and the number of blade packs are growing and growing.
Gr33tz,
Crypt0r
The natural successor to NanoCMS (which has since disappeared). Good support from their forums.
This is the best flat-file CMS around at the moment.
very good job. easy & great.
This CMS is so great that I decided to translate it into Polish :)
Wish you all the best
Thanks for your comments, yes lots should be happening, we are planning a milestone release v1.0 at some point in the year, this will help to create a stable anchor and a basis for looking forward to the future.
There is still some features to add before this can happen, so lots to do, it's going to be quite exciting to see a milestone release.
In addition to this there is quite a few more add-ons popping up, themes, and support is improving with an ever growing member list, hopefully we can keep this up and continue to improve.
smiffy
just downloaded and tried it, very fast and very easy to use. Support looks to be great from their forum. Looks like lots of interesting things should be happening over the next year So i'll definately be keeping a close eye on this excellent script
Hi, Please read the text above, you will clearly see the following 'Some admin features may have been disabled for security reasons.' The implementation they have created of razorcms is a demo version on there testign servers, NOT a full working version of razorcms. They have disabled certain parts to stop hackers being able to uplaod anything nasty to their servers (as they give out the admin user and password). The system works completely fine, we cannot assume the system will work completely in a shut down environment, like other systems here on opensource, try installing it to a server yourself and you will see it works well. smiffy
@Tester: Guess you didnt tell the system where you want to have the new page. It is a bit unusual in razorCMS that you can decide where to put your page - normal content, side, footer etc. But there could be a check not to forget this, Ill leave a message in the support forum. Smiffy is very active ... Just mention another thing: Building own themes is pretty easy (especially in comparison to wordpress), and even with minimal css you can get nice results
Tried to add a page at the test installation here, no error messages or anything. Page never showed up... Too bad, seems really nice otherwise. (Yes I know I probably did somthing wrong but when I'm admin and go to a menu that says 'add page' and it doesent I'm out.)
Hi, Thanks for your comments, im not going to lie, there is still a lot of work to do to smooth these stone out into a gem, I am constantly reviewing everything from old to new code, and there are lots more to come so enjoy the ride... smiffy
Efficient - Small - lightning fast - Flexible I tested and installed a couple of systems. RazorsharpCMS was outstanding, as it is easy to use, but also very flexible and can be quickly adopted to various themes. It is a true CMS (less a blog), so very good to build structured sites. The support is very quick. My system takes only 300 KB (including a WYSIWYG Editor !), and it is reacting much faster than the other ones I installed.