I really don’t think EllisLab will like you using their logo like that.
Hi Phil, glad to see you giving comments. I really inspired by your pyrocms, that is a great CMS. I even still use your template library, it helps me a lot.
About the logo, If I change the “fire” color (become darker or even black), will it be okay?
I don’t have any bad purpose by using their logo. I want everyone know that No-CMS is based on codeIgniter by only looking at its logo.
Thank you for your “warning”, I will be happy to have your reply
EDIT : I’ve also contacted Derek Jones, since it is a very important issue, and I don’t want to violate anyone’s copyright.
Good idea talking to Derek. I wrote this as one guy giving another guy a heads up, I am not an EllisLab employee nor am I a lawyer, but there are some rules about using other peoples logos and I’m not sure CIBonfire is following the rules either.
Wether or not EllisLab care is up to them, but I think you are probably going against the 2.x license.
Good idea talking to Derek. I wrote this as one guy giving another guy a heads up, I am not an EllisLab employee nor am I a lawyer, but there are some rules about using other peoples logos and I’m not sure CIBonfire is following the rules either.
Wether or not EllisLab care is up to them, but I think you are probably going against the 2.x license.
Yeah, I know you’ve a good purpose. Since it is my first open source project, I might not aware of some issues. And it is good to have someone tell me how to stay away from problems.
I’ve search arround, but I can’t find any rule about how to use (or not use) CodeIgniter logo. I still wait for Derek’s reply right now. Right now I start to think about the new logo (in the case of Derek doesn’t reply or he say that I violate the rule)
The software license applies to the framework itself and source code, essentially dealing with copyright. Trademarks, logos, and other intellectual property are not transferred with a software license. We do have some acceptable use of our logos, however: http://ellislab.com/company/media
“The logo must not be used in any manner which implies EllisLab partnership, affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement of your website, product, or service.”
and
“The logo may be resized for your intended use, but it can not be combined with any other design element, such as photography, type, borders, nor can it be incorporated into another logo.”
So in this case, Phil is spot on. I hope that clears things up for you.
The software license applies to the framework itself and source code, essentially dealing with copyright. Trademarks, logos, and other intellectual property are not transferred with a software license. We do have some acceptable use of our logos, however: http://ellislab.com/company/media
“The logo must not be used in any manner which implies EllisLab partnership, affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement of your website, product, or service.”
and
“The logo may be resized for your intended use, but it can not be combined with any other design element, such as photography, type, borders, nor can it be incorporated into another logo.”
So in this case, Phil is spot on. I hope that clears things up for you.
Yeah, I got it. I’ll consider to make the new logo and replace all currently used logo.
Thank you for your response, Derek
Edit : I’ve change the logo. Probably tomorrow I’ll replace all old logo with the new one
Additional features before RC.
Hi again, dudes.
I have add new features. You can now :
* edit favicon by using Configuration Management, edit site_favicon
* edit CMS logo by using Configuration Management, edit site_logo
* change language by using Configuration Management, edit site_language (right now, you can use english and indonesia)
* add your own language by make /assets/nocms/language/your_language.php, and of course use it
It is obvious that every user want to have a simple-intuitive interface. They will prefer click the “move to right” button rather than change the parent_id and adjust the order.
But user’s simple-intuitive interface is also hard-to-code interface for programmer.
Even it is hard, but I finally decide to make a more simple-intuitive interface (read : hard-to-code interface) so that the users can manage their site easier. I still need to make widget position and logo changer, but for now I think it is good enough. Enjoy this new feature, get the newest No-CMS
John Scoumbourdis (the creator of groceryCRUD) has add some minor bug-fix. He also add groceryCRUD 1.2 to No-CMS. I have push his pull request. Now No-CMS is on RC stage. If there are no other error detected, I’ll make the first normal release of it. You can download the RC1 release here: https://github.com/goFrendiAsgard/No-CMS/tarball/v_0.5.0_RC1
Crucial bug has been discovered. It is about navigation privilege. The bug was discovered by Alexandre Mota and sent via email. It is fixed in RC3 version.
Hey, really nice work!! I have what might be a really dumb question, but here goes. When I create a navigation/page and set it to static, should I really have to create a matching controller/view or is there a default controller and function I should point to for this? I tried leaving the URL blank and that doesn’t work. Only thing that works is to create a controoler/view, point to it and then the static content will show. Which seems counter intuitive, since it’s not be used anyway! The static content shows just fine, skipping the controller. I know, it’s probably obvious, but I have stared too long now.
Hey, really nice work!! I have what might be a really dumb question, but here goes. When I create a navigation/page and set it to static, should I really have to create a matching controller/view or is there a default controller and function I should point to for this? I tried leaving the URL blank and that doesn’t work. Only thing that works is to create a controoler/view, point to it and then the static content will show. Which seems counter intuitive, since it’s not be used anyway! The static content shows just fine, skipping the controller. I know, it’s probably obvious, but I have stared too long now.
Thanks
Gus
Hi Gus, this is definitely a bug (you are right, this is counter intuitive). Thank you to find out!!
I’ll try to repair this, and let you know once it is fixed
