Branches
Releases
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Version
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Focus
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Date
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2.10-rc2
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Minor bugfixes |
23-Jan-2006 22:08 |
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2.10-rc1
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Code cleanup |
21-Jan-2006 00:45 |
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2.10-beta3
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N/A |
13-Jan-2006 18:31 |
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2.10-alpha
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Minor feature enhancements |
23-Jul-2005 23:14 |
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2.00-beta8
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Major feature enhancements |
09-Feb-2005 09:14 |
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2.00-beta4
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Code cleanup |
04-Feb-2005 23:25 |
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2.00-beta2
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Code cleanup |
03-Feb-2005 22:39 |
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2.00-beta
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Major feature enhancements |
31-Jan-2005 04:26 |
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1.10rc2
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Minor bugfixes |
05-Oct-2003 13:34 |
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1.10rc1
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Major feature enhancements |
18-Sep-2003 13:31 |
Comments
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Just a great tool
by Frank - Feb 28th 2007 09:37:22
Because I'm still using this great framework on some of my sites, I just
want to praise the developer here with this comment. Although the cms is
quite old, it is still a pleasure to work with it.
----
Frank
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Sorry
by grx - Nov 9th 2005 06:24:08
Sorry but the Links in my last comment doesn't work. So here is the 2nd
try:
http://www.grellimedia.de and http://www.sparanleitung.de
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AWF 1
by grx - Nov 9th 2005 06:05:27
Hi,
i still build all of my Websites with AWF 1 and made some own modules.
Examples of the sites are www.Grellimedia.de and
www.sparanleitung.de.
It would be nice to find some other webmasters whom also work with AWF 1
and has some own modules which they would divide with other.
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New Documentation Wiki for AWF2
by Michael Mayer - Feb 3rd 2005 05:46:54
http://awf2-manual.liquidbytes.net/index.php/Main_Page
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awf is awfsome
by awfer - Oct 12th 2002 06:55:44
Hi. This product is excellent, and a bunch of us who share this view
have a website in its honour and to help as much as we can. awfers.org If it is wished for, we are
working on it!
--
aka Paul Maxwell
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KDE 3.0.1 + MDK8.2 + LIQUID 0.9.5
by MTB - May 26th 2002 10:23:51
Im going round the twist! Can anyone please tell me if it's possible to get
it working on the above?
Tried installing source, tried Texstars RPM but nothing seems to
work!!
Anyone who can help?
Many thanks!
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just gorgeous!
by zelsyus - Dec 16th 2001 13:59:17
i love this great thing.
the installation and customization is as easy as
possible.
--
[ greetings :: marco ]
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Using awf from liquidbytes
by Rhys - Aug 10th 2001 20:54:53
This project appears brilliant, in that it uses cache and module includes
to make pages on the fly. It appears to produce lean fast code that will
do exactly what i need.<br>
The problem for me is that there is no English documentation, and I can't
figure out how to get into the backend interface to add/delete things
within the modules. Looking at the .inc codes shows me that things exist
there, (E.G. Register New User), but I don't see a way to activate it.
Help please - :-))
--
Rhys
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Re: Using awf from liquidbytes
by Phil Hughes - Aug 18th 2001 17:25:02
> This project appears brilliant, in that
> it uses cache and module includes to
> make pages on the fly. It appears to
> produce lean fast code that will do
> exactly what i need.<br>
> The problem for me is that there is no
> English documentation, and I can't
> figure out how to get into the backend
> interface to add/delete things within
> the modules. Looking at the .inc codes
> shows me that things exist there, (E.G.
> Register New User), but I don't see a
> way to activate it.
> Help please - :-))
The documentation is "almost translated" in the current
development version. I still have some questions but it really is looking
good.
--
Phil Hughes
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