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ocPortal, Content Management System, Version 4.3 RC3 Released

Jan 30, 2010 by Srikanth ADcloseAuthor: Srikanth AD Name: Srikanth AD
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ocPortal, one of the upcoming web content management systems has released its new version 4.3 RC 3. This version introduces some new features and a number of bug fixes have been made since the last release. If you haven’t tried ocPortal yet, you might want to check a personal demo here.

New features

• WordPress, Joomla and HTML web site importer
• iCal exporter and quiz responses CSV exporter
• New ‘importer redirects’, which lets you easily redirect to the appropriate place in ocPortal, for cases when import is done natively through modules
• Added submit-URLs to the side_news block, main_forum_news block and side_forum_news block
• Reply counts have been added to the side_forum_news block
• New Comcode ‘pulse’ tag which is configurable with parameters
• New parameter to main_leader_board block has been added to filter out staff from the points leaderboard
• CAPTCHA support has been added to the main_contact_simple block and main_contact_us block
• Auto search capability for expanded day selection
• Allowed the download A-Z index to support ocFilter notation

New features for developers:

• Generalised shared-installs support so it is more flexible for people
• Improved shared-install functionality, so that theme files and Comcode pages may be shared between sites also, if desired
• Added memory debugging functions for developers
• ocPortal can now run without a database as the inbuilt database is now a bundled feature
• New developer feature has been added for the quick addition of language strings, written (temporarily) in-line into the code
• Added support for running a server behind a proxy server

Read more at ocPortal News

Tags: cms, content management system, ocportal, open-source

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