gmaister22
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The reason i still haven't moved to xenForo is that you guys do not have an IP.Content replacement...
Are there any plans for it?
Are there any plans for it?
Any plans for a CMS?
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Triops
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Looks similar to the options of vBAvanced, where one can generate pages with bb-editor, HTML (even including .html-pages from server into the cms-page) or from PHP.
Great! I think now it becoms difficult to decide, xenPorta and XenZine Articles are competing for my frontpage too.
Great! I think now it becoms difficult to decide, xenPorta and XenZine Articles are competing for my frontpage too.
TsuChi
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Shelley
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Add custom tabs to the RM, who needs a CMS
Me want.
Would definitely like to see this at some point.
JVCode
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DRE
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Xenforo 1.2 Beta 4 is out. How about now?
TLMD
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I have to admit, I would really love to see a powerful and feature rich CMS added to XF. 
Today there are many situations where you could need more than "just" a forum software, and a CMS attached to the same software is the perfect solution not only to avoid two (or more) parallel installations (eg. WordPress and XF) and unneccessary bridges, but also to customize a complete website based on personal preferences/needs. More variation, more possibilities... that is always a good thing.
Today there are many situations where you could need more than "just" a forum software, and a CMS attached to the same software is the perfect solution not only to avoid two (or more) parallel installations (eg. WordPress and XF) and unneccessary bridges, but also to customize a complete website based on personal preferences/needs. More variation, more possibilities... that is always a good thing.
smartpixels
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I would rather have a better forum and let the CMS be a addon. Don't want the developers to lose time and quality biting off more than what they can chew.
TLMD
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Maybe today a CMS would be a little over-ambitious, but who knows what the future (or better: the developers) will come up with one day...
digitalpoint
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I'm still operating vb 4.2.1. and have no interest in vb 5.x. I use jFusion to bridge to Joomla. Currently, that is the best option available for a "must-have Joomla site" to integrate the best CMS (IMO) with a highly developed forum solution. I would jump to Xenforo in a heartbeat (since vb is essentially dead in the water as far as I'm concerned) as soon as a bridge is complete that integrates Joomla 3.x with the latest Xenforo (with assurances that the bridge development would continue into the future). I see hints of such development as an add-on here but nothing at the JFusion.org site.
I watched all the wasted time over at vb developing a CMS that was (and still is) primitive compared to Joomla which offers tons of addons. It would take years, even if possible, for anyone to close that gap. I wish that the developers of vb had concentrated on their core forum software, instead.
So I feel I already have the best CMS solution for many years to come. I just hope that I can someday have the best forum solution (looks to be Xenforo) integrated with it.
I imagine there are quite a few other Joomla users that would likewise want an integrated and highly developed forum solution such as Xenforo instead of Kunena which is about a decade behind in features.
I watched all the wasted time over at vb developing a CMS that was (and still is) primitive compared to Joomla which offers tons of addons. It would take years, even if possible, for anyone to close that gap. I wish that the developers of vb had concentrated on their core forum software, instead.
So I feel I already have the best CMS solution for many years to come. I just hope that I can someday have the best forum solution (looks to be Xenforo) integrated with it.
I imagine there are quite a few other Joomla users that would likewise want an integrated and highly developed forum solution such as Xenforo instead of Kunena which is about a decade behind in features.
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I also still operate vB 4.2.1 and I'm looking to see whether I can bridge Joomla 3 with whatever forum software I choose to run. I have an open mind about Xenforo and vB5. However vB5 appears to be very slow and a year on from its first release they still haven't added back the replacement for their CMS and calendar. If there were a good bridge between Joomla 3 and Xenforo, together with a calendar, I'd be happy to use Xenforo.
I have to admit, I would really love to see a powerful and feature rich CMS added to XF.
Today there are many situations where you could need more than "just" a forum software, and a CMS attached to the same software is the perfect solution not only to avoid two (or more) parallel installations (eg. WordPress and XF) and unneccessary bridges, but also to customize a complete website based on personal preferences/needs. More variation, more possibilities... that is always a good thing.
One of the other software programmes I use already manages to bridge vBulletin and Joomla with a single login. I think they use JFusion. I can't see why you'd want to design a whole new CMS if you could bridge Xenforo with Joomla.
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TPerry
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