This could be the CMS we've all dreamt about, need a show of support please

[Cyburbia]

It's not a CMS, but rather a variant that seems to combine a document management system with a blog or product review system.

[Hellcat]

Originally Posted by Rich

Whats wrong with vbadvanced? It is 100% integrated and is a content management and portal system. page=whatever you want.

I was just wondering the same thing.
What does vBAdvanced miss?

[Cyburbia]

Originally Posted by Hellcat

I was just wondering the same thing.
What does vBAdvanced miss?

Check out some of the CMS demos at http://www.opensourcecms.com .

Think if it this way: many people are looking for a content management system to run the front end of their site, with vBulletin as just one feature of the site. From what I've seen, vBAdvanced seems to add content management onto vBulletin, rather than adding vBulletin onto the CMS. A vBAdvanced site will still feel very vBulletin-ish eveywhere, which many people don't want.

[Shaliza]

What about the WebTemplates hack? As far as I know, you can customize it so that it looks nothing like vB.

[Kroby]

What about vbdrupal ? nice user integration
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...light=vbdrupal

[3z3k3l]

Originally Posted by Cyburbia

Check out some of the CMS demos at http://www.opensourcecms.com .

... A vBAdvanced site will still feel very vBulletin-ish eveywhere, which many people don't want.

Exactly! VBadvanced is still to modular and trying to add pages was a real pain for me...

I would like something that doesn't use the Message board for content and doesn't "look" like a message board for my page contents. I am looking for a robust page manager or page creator. KB seems really close to what I need, it doesn't have page templates or RSS (2 real bummbers) but it could probably be tweeked for that later.

Again anyone try this out yet? I hear they may customize it to work with VB, I am hoping so.

[AyeCapn]

bumpity bump bump/.

any updates?