Dragonfly CodersExchange

Main Menu

Home

Submit News

News

Topics

Stories Archive

Tell a Friend

Surveys

Community

Photo Gallery

Groups

Members options

My Account

Forums

Community Forums

Search

Forums

Coppermine

Web

Statistics

Top 10

User Info

Welcome Anonymous

Membership:

Latest: TheGhost

New Today: 0

New Yesterday: 0

Overall: 3

People Online:

Members: 0

Visitors: 0

Total: 0

Who Is Where:

Staff Online:

No staff members are online!

Coppermine Stats

coppermine

• Albums: 4
• Pictures: 6
  · Views: 205
  · Votes: 4
  · Comments: 1

Welcome to Dragonfly!

You can download Dragonfly v9.2.1 by clicking HERE!

This is a modified version of Dragonfly v9.2.1 and will only run on PHP 8.2.x Laughing

This message can be removed easily through the administration menu.

Posted on Wednesday, April 12

Welcome to Dragonfly CMS
Posted by Dragonfly CMS Team on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 (16:32:03) (136 reads)

Dragonfly CMS is a powerful CMS which delivers the features and bug fixes that you really need. Using Dragonfly, you will enjoy enhanced speed, security, and multiple integrated features. You'll instantly fall in love with its sleek interface, carefully designed modules, fast page loads, and high standards for security.

There are two flavors of Dragonfly ready for immediate deployment—the stable build and the CVS build. We recommend the stable build for production websites, but if you're feeling bold, try the CVS build, our latest and potentially greatest work. However, it could be unstable and may contain bugs. More information on our CVS can be found here.

We wish you luck with your new website, and thanks for joining our global community.

Dragonfly CMS Team

Click To Vote | 7 Votes |

| Score: 5 of 5 Stars

All About Blocks

This is an example of a block. Three different types of blocks exist in Dragonfly™: HTML, System, and File

This block is an example of an HTML block. These blocks can be edited through the administration menu, under the Blocks option

Blocks that are called through the /blocks folder are known as File blocks. These blocks must be placed within this folder under a filename similar to block-*.php

Finally, blocks that cannot be edited through the administration menu or through a file are known as System blocks. By default, only two System blocks exist: "Administration" and "User's Custom Box"

Button Links

Survey

My Dragonfly™ installation was...