[CMS] CMS, create custom page?

[indie]

How do you easily create a custom page with the CMS? There should just be a Create Page option. I am hoping it has evolved since: https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/cont...page-in-vB-CMS.

I have not upgraded to 4 yet, still on 3, but have it installed for testing. Thanks

[we_are_borg]

You now have the normal way to create a page and pages based on static (HTML) and PHP Direct evaluation (PHP based) those 3 are now in the CMS without the need to alter stuff first.

[indie]

Oh cool, so would that be as a widget? Could you explain the steps? Thanks

[we_are_borg]

I can do better then that i can show you with screen-shots. There not widgets the widgets them selfs have also got HTML and PHP if needed, this is for the articles them selfs.

This is the normal static one that you got in the beginning of vBulletin 4 you could not add php or html so easy.


This one is the html you can enter html in here and it will show it.


This one is php that execute php code, i have no idea if they strip stuff out what could be dangerous.


But why not create a demo here at vBulletin to look around https://www.vbulletin.com/admindemo.php the cms.

[indie]

I see now, it's on the CMS frontend. Create > Static Page. I was looking in the admincp because I thought that's where you would create a page. So I guess it's only on the frontend?

Thanks

[reefland]

I see now, it's on the CMS frontend. Create > Static Page. I was looking in the admincp because I thought that's where you would create a page. So I guess it's only on the frontend?

Thanks

Yes, this is where you create CMS content.

[sdavis2702]

Just so you know, lots of people are having a problem creating the Static Pages with Facebook Platform enabled. The interface is there but the "Save" and "Apply" buttons are causing issues for some people. Be sure you test to see if it's working for you before you create your page. Do a test with the default content if you have FB platform enabled. You can disable it, create your page, and then enable it. This is if you have the problem in the first place, of course.