Click IT CMS

Web Content Management for Everyone

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There are some advantages to being the only one around that knows how to update your website's content, but in the long run, it's mainly a road filled with frustration, annoyance, and general bother. You may even have tried teaching people how to update the site, but the intricacies of your professional HTML editor soon gave way to screaming and tears and broken promises. That's why Click IT CMS is such an awesome product!

Click IT CMS gives you (and everyone you know) everything that you need to maintain and update website content, without needing to know any complex programming. Coupled with an amazing WYSIWYG editor, Click IT CMS is a Javascript-based utility that lets you make your edits directly on your site -- no uploading or remote/local reconciliation necessary! Since it works directly in the browser, Click IT CMS is the perfect cross-platform solution that opens the world of web content management wide open to the everyman.

So stop putting all of your eggs into one web developer basket! Stop paying big bucks to an outside design firm every time you need to make a simple edit! Just get Click IT CMS and take control of your web content management today!

After you purchase Click IT CMS, it may be used for 12 months.

Review Written by Derek Lee

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Wearsie Jackson WARNING! The vendor website says this is a paid SERVICE. The broken English on the vendor site does not easily state the term/length of service. Is this $50 a month? $50 a year? $50 for life?

The demo on the vendor's main page shows RUSSIAN text. C'mon BTJ, you can do better than this.

Rating: BUYER BEWARE

Feb 5 2011 at 4:00am Copy Link

Nico Westerdale @Wearsie, the Policy in the tab on the right of this page clearly states that the license is 12 months. Yes the developer is Russian, but it's hardly "broken English" on their site. The demo does use a Russian website, but all the instructional labels are in English.

Care to revise your statement? It's a little harsh.

BitsDuJour Admin - Feb 5 2011 at 9:40am Copy Link

Max Beda Sorry for my English, but I can't do it better for now. Actually, it doesn't matter, where you are from and what language do you use. The main thing for me is to have CMS, that works for any site languages. Customer can write any text then...

Click IT CMS - Feb 5 2011 at 11:42am Copy Link

Henrik Safegaard Hi Max

I would be interested if there wil be some major differenses in future versions.

One should have the posibilites to use the cms system on ones ovn hosting and not have to rely of yours ftp acces and your server running.

I need to be safe and in full control over my hosting and ftp acces to host other aplications.

Or maybe i am wrong and misunderstand it all. ?

It's a very nice system you have build but it should have the possibility to get implented as part of existing homepage and not take over the domain completely.

Hope you will find a way to do so in the future some how. Pleace let me know if i am wrong.
Best regards

Feb 5 2011 at 10:25pm Copy Link

Max Beda Hi guys.
Some of you are trying to make focus to "broken English", instead of look deeper inside.
Yes, I have ugly English and that is true.
I'm not some American programmer with big ambitions.
But do you want to know, why I made this CMS? Because I tried to work with many other CMSs earlier with "nice English" and none of the customers, who have CMS, did not make changes himself, because they completely can't understand how to.
Then I met CushyCMS and thanks that, I understood, that I want to make nice and easy CMS for CUSTOMERS and not for Developers!
If you feel it looks not professional - you might right. I don't have much experience with commerce and I work along without team and that is hard...

@Henrik: Thanks for your interesting now and earlier. For now it works like it works. CMS is stand-alone and not the part of your site. All interactions between you site and CMS go through FTP... Later I will consider situation where you can copy/past CMS directly to you site and make necessary setting there.

Click IT CMS - Feb 6 2011 at 1:41am Copy Link

Roger Thomasson Folks, be respectful. Seriously.

If you have questions about the software, ask away. But please take linguistic issues elsewhere.

Any more grammatical nitpicking will be promptly deleted.

And Max, I'd like to point out that your English is far, far, FAR superior to my Russian ;-)

BitsDuJour Admin - Feb 6 2011 at 2:19am Copy Link

Max Beda Thanks Roger :)

One more note I forgot to tell about: When you log on to your account and use CMS for your site, there is not much "broken EN" as WYSIWYG editor uses standard translation for its functionality.

Click IT CMS - Feb 6 2011 at 2:26am Copy Link

Wearsie Jackson Nico - Thanks for the feedback. My bad for not clicking the policy, thanks for pointing that out.

WJ

Feb 6 2011 at 8:19am Copy Link

El Piggio Looks Awesome.

Feb 6 2011 at 8:19am Copy Link

El Piggio Haha @ Wearsie, it appears your grasp of English lacks a little too - in the reading department :D Sorry not meaning to pick on you but you did come on a bit strong at first!

Feb 6 2011 at 8:25am Copy Link