Mobile CMS Documentation

About
Configuration
Installation
Drop into your website
Design customization
Sources and Credits

Features

Easy to drop into your existing website
Script included to redirect mobile visitors
Responsive CMS
Create multi language websites
200+ button icons
Icons available in two sizes (18x18 & 36x36) for Retina display
pixlr.com image editor integrated
Easy to customize
Compatible with jQuery Mobile themeroller
SQLite database for maximum performance and minimum overhead
Basic form builder
Create a gallery
Google Maps
RSS feed widget
YouTube widget
Lifetime upgrades + new widgets
... and even more widgets!

Browser support

Mobile CMS is tested and supported in major modern browsers like Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Firefox.

Tested and supported in Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Firefox

Latest Safari
Latest Google Chrome
Firefox 4+
Internet Explorer 7+
Opera 11

Updates

Updates and future extensions / widgets are free.

Requirements

PHP 5.2 or higher
PHP extensions (enabled on most hosts)
- GD library
- SQLite
- PDO extension
.htaccess enabled

Open the file /mobile_site/config.php for some basic configuration.

E-mail

For some features, like password reset, the system uses e-mail. Change the sender e-mail and name at the following lines in config.php.

/* EMAIL */
define('MAIL_FROM', 'info@yourdomain.com');
define('MAIL_FROM_NAME', 'Website name');

Encryption key

Below the e-mail constants you will find the encryption key constant. Change this with some random text and numbers. Somewhere between 10 and 32 characters you should be safe.

/*
----------------------------------------------------------------------
ENCRYPTION KEY

Key for two-way encryption. Don't change this if the system is in production, there might be 
encrypted strings stored that can't be decrypted without the original key.

This is not used for passwords.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
*/

define("APP_KEY","j9dQjJF5jehS734jFGmBo7fG4");

500 server error

On some (probably CGI/FastCGI enabled) servers you might get a 500 error when trying to visit the admin section. If so, please open mobile_site/admin/.htaccess and replace:

RewriteEngine on

With:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /admin/

Do the same with mobile_site/.htaccess, only then use RewriteBase / instead of RewriteBase /admin/

Upload and install

Upload all files from the directory mobile_site/ to your webserver.

Point your browser to the location where you uploaded the files and you will see something like this:

Set the correct writing permissions on the specified directories and reload the page. You will see something like this:

Fill in the form and press Install. You will be redirected to the CMS login.

To redirect mobile visitors to your mobile website you can use the script mobile_site/detect.mobile.js. Of course you can also just put a link on your website to the mobile site, but if you want to automatically redirect mobile visitors, just click the 'Get the code!' button on the dashboard.

Templates

With a template you can define the layout and colors of the mobile site. You can modify the existing template mobile_site/templates/default/ or create a new by copying the default directory.

A template consists of the following files:

index.php — in which you can define the layout
theme.css — contains the style from jQuery Mobile themeroller
images/ — directory with images from jQuery Mobile themeroller

To change the colors with the jQuery Mobile themeroller, do the following:

Go to jQuery Mobile themeroller and create your theme
Download the theme and open the zip
- The zip contains a directory themes, open this directory and copy all images to the directory images of your theme
- Open the file <your-template-name>.min.css and copy it's contents to theme.css