The Content Management System to take away
When I presented the project in the CMSimple forum, there was a heated discussion about what actually is CoAuthors for now or what it should be.
A MultiUser System? Does CMSimple, basically a single user system, need it?
Not really, because from a multiuser system it is expected, that users can create pages and publish themselves, according to their rights. That's not possible with CoAuthors. The contents, created by the author, have to be published by the administrator of the public website.
The author can write, but not publish.
It's simple: It is an authors system. As in real life: The author writes, the publisher publishes.
So it is a publishing and authoring system. Is there really such a thing already, or did I invent something entirely new?
But I think, the real usage will be to simulate a limited MultiUser System.
CMSimple is ready for php 8.2
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2023-02-06
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Beside this, some more php warnings under php 8.2 has been eliminated.
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