Let\'s say I have a module called xyz. My admin controller is here: cms/addons/shared_addons/modules/xyz/controllers/admin.php
Our custom modules in PyroCMS need to support multiple languages. How is this done? Particularly: Where do we put the language folders and files? We assume in /addons/<module name>/language/.
I\'m trying to use pyrocms blog addon for a simple news section. When I access to site.dev/blog this WARNING is displayed:
I have used PyroCMS for some projects, I love it so much. I am current developing another website based on it. In my website, I need to work on a big database, it is not really big but big enough to r
I need to produce a few pages that will enable me to display lists of documents (.PDF) What I want to know is there structure or the compatibility to use the file manager
I\'m working on a web application in Codeigniter. I\'d like to integrate the functionality of my application with a CMS so that site admins can easily update the site (about pages, blog, etc). Is this
I\'m new to PyroCMS and struggling to get help on 开发者_如何学Pythonthe forums (slow responses, minimal activity, etc.). So, I\'m hoping someone here on SO can help.
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I have created a module that works on the administrator and public side. On the public side, I want to have a plugin for certain parts which I can put into the pages.
How do I integrate doctrine with PyroCMS? I have been used doctrine with codeigniter but is not the same thing to i开发者_运维技巧ntegrate with pyrocms.
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