WordPress

• WordPress Home Page
• WordPress Installation Guide
• WordPress Documentation

Features:

• Web site is based on templates. Any change made to the template updates the web site immediately.
• Themes
• Visitors can leave comments on individual entries
• Full user registration -- maintain profiles and leave authenticated comments on your blog
• Password protection for individual posts to hide them from the public
• WordPress supports an extended version of Blogger API
• Workflow -- you can have types of users that can only post drafts, not publish to the front page
• WordPress enables you to separate content from display of content
• Comments can be made on individual articles, including moderation approval
• cformsII: Form Plugin With release 3.4 and going forward you'll be able to create and deploy forms at run-time. Mind you, to use this feature it requires some basic to more advanced PHP knowledge, examples you'll find in the HELP! section of plugin admin pages. This will essentially allow you to pull data from an external source and feed it into your ad-hoc created form fields. I've deliberately not included any sort of external data administration, as everyone will have a different file or database table syntax. Any of the fields described in the HELP! section can be created at run-time and shown online. Minor drawback: this works only in non-Ajax mode. Post processing of user input With v7.4, cforms comes with 3 custom functions (and examples) that allow you to filter and modify user input on the fly as well as trigger an action after user input has been accepted. Great capabilities to incorporate your own application and business logic!

-- JeffreyThompson - 23 May 2008