system where the visitors of my website could be able to create their own cms builder "usernames" and "passwords", with a previously email verification.

Hi Carlos,

I would recommend sending an e-mail to consutling@interactivetools.com outlining exactly what you want to create. If you're looking for a system to let users sign up and create/edit/delete custom blog and news posts it might even be quicker and easier to create a system outside of the CMS using the website membership plugin like Maurice was suggesting (unless you really want users to log in via the CMS and create and edit blog posts that way).  We can come up with a couple of different suggestions and prices.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!

Greg

Hi Carlos,

Sorry I'm late to this thread.

There are lots of easy ways to allow previously verified users to log in and change their username, password or any other fields in their profile (account record)

You can also easily restrict  read, update, etc. access  to only those specific files that the user has authored, or to other files using other sets of criteria.

There are many "ready to go" recipes for implementing these types of scenarios in my CMSB Cookbook at http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com

Take a look at the table of Contents and search for USING THE WEBSITE MEMBERSHIP PLUGIN

There are also some ideas on how to customize what a specific visitor sees when they log in to the CMSB interface.

If you can't find what you're looking for in the Cookbook, then I'd suggest the consulting route as well.

Hope that helps,

Jerry Kornbluth

Hi Greg ,

I´ll send an email to consutling@interactivetools.com outlining what I want.

But, answer me one last thing, (without using the cmsb backend) would be easier too if the users are able to upload files, pdf files? besides the regular create/edit/delete custom blog and news posts.

Carlos

Hi Carlos,

We have an iframe upload system that we can use for adding uploaded files to a record. It's freely available here:

http://www.interactivetools.com/forum/forum-posts.php?postNum=2216732#post2216732

So it will be fairly quick and easy to add an upload form to your blog create/edit/delete page. The more fields/sections you want a user to be able to edit, the more likely it will be that letting the user log into the CMS will be the quicker solution. At the moment it sounds like creating a custom system will be slightly quicker, but I think they're going to take a similar amount of time. 

Thanks!

Greg

Hi Greg, thanks a lot for the support.

I´m going to take my time to write the email because I don't want to leave anything without explaining.

Thanks again

Carlos