papaya CMS is a high-end product that can be used to manage medium to large websites, being ideal for powering enterprise solutions.
The CMS is pretty difficult to install without some advanced PHP knowledge but works great and can be a really professional tool to have in your arsenal.
Because of its powerful caching engine papaya CMS is pretty fast and should be something to hold in esteem, especially these days when Google and most search engines rank page load speed above everything else.
papaya CMS features a user-friendly AJAX-based administration panel, very easy to use and get around.
Almost all facets of the website are managed from papaya's backend, which should be pretty helpful if a developer decides to grant access to the admin panel to non-technical users.
Features:
- Multi-lingual support
- Administration panel
- Blogging functionality
- Easy page management
- Page previewing
- Page versioning
- User management
- User roles
- Custom user permissions
- File manager
- Modules
- Themes
- RSS syndication
- Commenting system
- Internal messaging system
- Installation instructions
- Sitemap utility
- UTF-8 support
- OOP code
- Logging
- Session management
- Multi-domain support
- Page caching system
- AJAX UI
- Image processing
- Accessibility support
- WYSIWYG editing
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Scheduled publishing
- SEO friendly code
- Google Analytics integration
What is new in this release:
- Added:
- PapayaMessageSandbox, encapsulate an callback to capture all exceptions and dispatch them as messages
- PapayaMessageManager::encapsulate() create a message sandbox
- PapayaDatabaseRecordLazy
- PapayaUtilConstraints:assertResource()
- Fixed:
- Bug for next-week weekday, in time_crontab module
- Install fails without default data for language
- Catching the errors from boxes by papaya without throwing the white side.
- Domain Mode "default" does not always work
- Undefined property: admin_forum::$entry
- Implemented:
- Increased the default recursion depth for log variable contexts to 5 (was 3)
- jQuery().length is a property not a method, fixed call syntax
- Use new caching identifier classes for box cache
- Show view duplicates, improved usage listview
Requirements:
- PHP 5.2 or higher
- MySQL 4.1+ or PostgreSQL 8+
- Apache 2 or higher
- mod_rewrite enabled
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