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1024 is a PHP / MySQL based Content Management System. 1024 is a PHP / MySQL based Content Management System.
1024 is one of a few CMS's leading the way with the implementation of the AJAX technology into all its areas. This includes dynamic adminstration and user interaction.
1024 offers you to ability to set up your own community forums, download area, news posts, member management and more. What your site does is up to you, you can control whats in and whats out. From the web based installation to setting up your web site moderators, the 1024 system will be able to cater for all your needs.
Features:
- PHP, MySQL driven system for the highest compatibility
- AJAX Integrated Features for that cutting edge feel
- Full AJAX adminstration integrated into the main content and in the 'Admin' area makes it easier for you to control how your web site behaves
- Content Control: Add, Edit, Delete anything! Also control what your members post. Censoring and text control take care of the nasties so there's no need to worry about anything!
- News, downloads, profiles, forums, faq areas and many more you can add yourself
- Full CSS and template integration makes it easy for you control how your web site looks
- Meta data easily updated allows search engines to find the correct data
- Mutli-lingual support
- Maintenance, cacheing, attachment administration - you need it, its there
- Report system blocks articles, downloads and topics if too many members report it as unappropriate, you then decide what happens to it: Edit, Delete or reopen
- Member management allows you to edit, delete, warn, ban and block certain email address and user names from ever being able to register at your site
- Worried its too much to handle for a single person? Add adminstrators (who can control everything) or moderators who can take control of news, download and forum content
Requirements:
· PHP 4.3.10 (tested upto 5.2.0)
· One MySQL 4.1.9+ Database (this doesn't have to be empty, 1024 runs on a prefix based system)
· Your MySQL login name and password
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