How to install this Content Management Module in your Yii application:

1.) Extract the archive into your protected/modules folder.

2.) Import the docs/schema_mysql.sql to the mysql Database that your 
Application runs. Only one table, called 'sitecontent', will be inserted.

$ mysql -u root -p < docs/schema_mysql.sql -D database_name

Add the module to your application Configuration.
[...]
'modules' => array(
		'cms' => array(
			'languages' => array('en', 'de') // <-- languages you want to allow 
			)
		),
[...]

If you want to use the layout of your existing Web Application, set the layout
to an empty string, or null: 

		'layout' => null,

Otherwise an lightweight default layout of the cms will be used.

Administrate your Content by using
http://app/index.php?r=cms/sitecontent/admin

or, when using a Route configuration, possibly

http://app/index.php/cms/sitecontent/admin

Please not that a 'sitecontent'-entry acts as a sitecontent as well as a
menu point.

In order to let your Application render the content at appropriate places,
do is like this:

// This will render a <ul><li>-based Menu containing all child elements of
// the menu points.
Cms::renderMenuPoints($id_of_the_sitecontent_page); 

Use Cms::render($page, $language) to render sitecontent everywhere you want
in your views, models or controllers:

// render sitecontent page 3
<?php echo Cms::render(3); ?>

// render sitecontent page with the url_title footer
<?php echo Cms::render('footer'); ?>

// render sitecontent page with the url_title footer in _french_.
// note that, by default, cms::render tries to resolve the page in the
// language of Yii::app()->language:
<?php echo Cms::render('footer', 'fr'); ?>


Please also read CmsModule.php for additional configuration options.

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