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Markus Hausammann	Wednesday 23 January 2008 12:38:48 pm Dear eZ-community I found eZ publish today through CMSmatrix. I'm looking for a CMS which provides multilanguage features for a new project. Now I'm considering eZ versus drupal 6. I have one pressing question for which I didn't find the quick and easy answer I need to make a decision. How can I implement my own php-code in eZ without the need to comply with some kind of API. In Drupal I can just copy paste it as normal content and declare it as php. Thank you very much for your help! Markus
Greg McAvoy-Jensen	Wednesday 23 January 2008 5:51:52 pm Others can provide a much better answer than I, but here's some information to get you started. Including your own php code is generally done through through one of two systems for extending eZ Publish: template operators (http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/template_operators) and modules (http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/module). Of course, eZ Publish has an extensive template language which draws upon a wealth of php code, greatly expediting custom CMS development. You can learn more about it here: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/templates/the_template_language See also the reference section of the documentation: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference Granite Horizon, Certified Developer of eZ Publish Web Solutions Provider of the SaaS Solution Granite Horizon In The Cloud \| http://granitehorizon.com/cloud http://granitehorizon.com \| +1 916 647 6350 \| California USA \| @granitegreg Blog: http://granitehorizon.com/blog
Markus Hausammann	Thursday 07 February 2008 12:53:56 am I just came back here to thank you for your reply and to inform other readers of this thread that I finally chose neither ezpublish nor drupal. I'm now working with joomla which seems to be the only open source CMS on the market providing a combination of multilingual, multi user group, preselect profile at registration, easy-to-use-your-own-php-code features. Thanks anyway! Markus

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Wednesday 23 January 2008 12:38:48 pm

Dear eZ-community

I found eZ publish today through CMSmatrix. I'm looking for a CMS which provides multilanguage features for a new project. Now I'm considering eZ versus drupal 6.

I have one pressing question for which I didn't find the quick and easy answer I need to make a decision.

How can I implement my own php-code in eZ without the need to comply with some kind of API. In Drupal I can just copy paste it as normal content and declare it as php.

Thank you very much for your help!
Markus

Greg McAvoy-Jensen

Wednesday 23 January 2008 5:51:52 pm

Others can provide a much better answer than I, but here's some information to get you started.

Including your own php code is generally done through through one of two systems for extending eZ Publish: template operators (http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/template_operators) and modules (http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/module).

Of course, eZ Publish has an extensive template language which draws upon a wealth of php code, greatly expediting custom CMS development. You can learn more about it here: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/templates/the_template_language

See also the reference section of the documentation: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference

Granite Horizon, Certified Developer of eZ Publish Web Solutions
Provider of the SaaS Solution Granite Horizon In The Cloud | http://granitehorizon.com/cloud
http://granitehorizon.com | +1 916 647 6350 | California USA | @granitegreg
Blog: http://granitehorizon.com/blog

Markus Hausammann

Thursday 07 February 2008 12:53:56 am

I just came back here to thank you for your reply and to inform other readers of this thread that I finally chose neither ezpublish nor drupal. I'm now working with joomla which seems to be the only open source CMS on the market providing a combination of multilingual, multi user group, preselect profile at registration, easy-to-use-your-own-php-code features.

Thanks anyway!
Markus