The above is just a snippet that helps set up a PHP file that will load when "llms.txt" is accessed. On its own it does not generate any of the content, but it's a good first step in being able to do so.

Thanks for reporting this bug!

I've created a fix that will be included in the next version of CMSB.

For you or anyone else who is currently having this issue, here's a patch that should fix it.

In the file: cmsb/lib/schema_functions.php around line 288

Find this code:

if (empty($schema[$name]["createThumbnails$suffix"])) {
      unset($schema[$name]["createThumbnails$suffix"]);
      unset($schema[$name]["maxThumbnailHeight$suffix"]);
      unset($schema[$name]["maxThumbnailWidth$suffix"]);
      unset($schema[$name]["cropThumbnails$suffix"]);
  }

And replace it with this:

 $thumbnailDisabled =
  empty($schema[$name]["createThumbnails$suffix"]);
  if ($thumbnailDisabled) {
      unset($schema[$name]["maxThumbnailHeight$suffix"]);
      unset($schema[$name]["maxThumbnailWidth$suffix"]);
      unset($schema[$name]["cropThumbnails$suffix"]);
      if ($suffix !== '') {
          unset($schema[$name]["createThumbnails$suffix"]);
      }
  }

Let me know if you have any futher issues.

Thanks!

<?php
  header('Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
  include_once("../cmsb/lib/viewer_functions.php");

  // get the URI and trim leading and trailing slashes
  $uri = trim($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/');

  // lookup the URI in the permalinks table to find the corresponding section
  $section = mysql_get('cmsb__permalinks', null, [
    'permalink' => $uri,
    'old'       => '0'
  ]);

  // get the tablename for the section
  if ($section) {
    $tableName = $section['tableName'];
	
    // and then load the page
    list($page, $pageMetaData) = getRecords(array(
      'tableName'   => $tableName,
      'where'       => whereRecordNumberInUrl(0),
      'loadUploads' => true,
      'allowSearch' => false,
      'limit'       => '1',
    ));
    $page = @$page[0]; // get first record
    if (!$page) { 
      header("HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently");
      header("Location: /"); 
      exit;
    }
  }

?>

• About pages > /pgs/about-pages.php
• Contact pages > /pgs/contact-pages.php
• Service pages > /pgs/service-pages.php

Note, I am using the Permalinks plugin.

But I was wondering if there is a way for me to use the same page template for all of the sections?

• About pages > /pgs/pages.php
• Contact pages > /pgs/pages.php
• Service pages > /pgs/pages.php

Unfortunately, there's no built-in functionality for that, or quick fixes.

Can you let me know what you want to use it for and how you'd want it to work? 

For example, what problem are you trying to solve?

Thanks!

We're currently working on a big update for the next release, but I can keep this in the queue for a future release.

We actually wanted to redo the date component already for better multi-lingual support.

The browser date fields are generally considered not to have the best user experience compared to some of the custom ones.   

The benefit of the multi-field is that it's quick to select, but it depends on your use case, though.  You'll see most of the big sites (airbnb, google flights, etc) use custom date controls.  We were looking into some of the more popular date field components a while back.

We've already got some requests for Date field modifications already.  Can you let me know how you'd like it to work differently so we can consider that as well?

Thanks!

This took us a bit to track down.  Can you try this fix: 

In /cmsb/lib/menus/default\wysiwygMedia.php

Replace this: 

uploadIframe.contentDocument.location.reload();

With this: 

uploadIframe?.contentDocument?.location.reload();

Let me know if that works for you.  If not, feel free to submit a 2nd level support request, and we'd be happy to help you track it down and resolve it.

Thanks!

However, some customers prefer a different solution than youtube so then it's a matter of sourcing 3rd party solutions (with varying levels of functionality and security, and cost).  Your recommendation of utilizing a video-layer seems to be the next cost-effective and easier approach (for the customer). I've never utilized VPlayed but I have worked with companies that provide a video solution (like with sports coaching and refereeing) and have found it fairly stable and useful.  It's typically a better branded look as well.

If you’re letting clients upload videos directly through a CMS upload field, the main challenge isn’t just playback — it’s compatibility. Different browsers and devices support different formats, so relying on raw uploads can quickly create issues with playback and performance.

That’s why most setups introduce a Video CMS layer that automatically handles things like format conversion, encoding, and browser-friendly streaming formats (usually HLS or MP4). This way the client can upload almost any video format, and the system prepares it for smooth playback across devices.

In some projects I’ve worked on, teams used platforms like VPlayed as the video management layer. It processes uploaded videos, optimizes them for streaming, and then lets the CMS simply embed the player. That approach keeps the upload workflow simple for clients while avoiding browser compatibility problems.

Does anyone know if it’s possible to configure one of the info fields on an upload field as a list (dropdown) type?

Currently, the only available field types are Text Field and Text Box, but I’d like to set info2 as a Category field with predefined list values (e.g., Option 1, Option 2, Option 3, etc.). See screenshot.

Is this supported, or is there a workaround to achieve this?

Thanks,
Ryan

So, not a bug...just needed to adjust my html/php/css code.  I appreciate it.

<p style="text-align: center, ><span style="font-size: 36pt; >Big Title Stuff Here</span></p>
<img src="/cecmsuAdmin4891/uploads/kohler_001.jpg" width="600" height="400" alt=''style=float: right;/> 
<p›<span style="font-size: 24pt:">Text and stuff goes here for this item. </span></p> <p›<span style="font-size: 24pt;">Text and stuff goes here for this item. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 24pt,"> Text and stuff goes here for this item. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 24pt;"> Text and stuff goes here. </span></p>