I remember its look but I can't find it, either here or through Google: Does someone know the name of that JavaScript-based little CMS that doesn't require a server : When you click on any article on the left-side, the article pops up before the currently-displayed articled, and shows "Close this article" and "Close all articles" links.
Thank you.
I remember its look but I can't find it, either here or through Google: Does someone know the name of that JavaScript-based little CMS that doesn't require a server : When you click on any article on the left-side, the article pops up before the currently-displayed articled, and shows "Close this article" and "Close all articles" links.
Thank you.
Share Improve this question asked Sep 24, 2010 at 8:35 GulbaharGulbahar 5,53722 gold badges73 silver badges95 bronze badges 5- 3 What would be the point if you can't save the changes? – alex Commented Sep 24, 2010 at 8:36
- 1 The magic is that you can save the contents. I'm curious to know how it's done. – Gulbahar Commented Sep 24, 2010 at 8:42
- @alex "Save As" (supplied by the browser) is used for saving the changes. – bzlm Commented Sep 24, 2010 at 8:45
- @bzlm Fair enough, don't know how useful that is though. – alex Commented Sep 24, 2010 at 9:23
- @alex I agree, it sounds more like a "notes" or "stickies" application than a wiki. Or a poor person's HTML editor. :) – bzlm Commented Sep 24, 2010 at 10:04
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Reset to default 7I don't know if that is what you are looking for, but you have the whole TiddlyWiki family of javascript based wikis (no server needed).
http://www.tiddlywiki.com/
I hope this will help you
Jerome Wagner
To make the list complete, MDWiki is an pure 100% client-side CMS/Wiki running with Javascript in the browser. It uses Markdown as input files, supplied after the hashbang (#!) as part of the URL.
Disclaimer: I am somewhat biased as I am the author of it. It is free and open source licensed GPL.
Also, make sure to take a look at Instant, A javascript based content management solution.
Maybe you are thinking about GEEKO CMS. http://www.cms.online-business.ro/ If you are going to create a small website this might be a possible answer. Cheers Luca
I stumbled across this one http://jscms.sourceforge.net/eng/