[dudeking]

I've just written a pretty awesome even if I do say so my self Content Management System in PHP which uses data files only accessible via php. So its great for sites with no database. Has multiple logins which can be created, edited and removed and given 1 or 5 levels of access for what features can be changed. It's pretty easy to incorporate into websites just sits in a directory called /cms and the just pull page data from it in your site... scripts for it all written all that needs to be done is paste it into your site over the existing content and it will pull what ever the cms tells it do display.

What kinda market is there for something like this? It's based around something I build for a big company for there intranet. I'm going to start advertising it with my web services but is it something people would pay for?

I'm in the process of converting it to SQL but in all fairness I prefer working with text files in PHP than databases... especially after some work I did yesterday on SQL injection.. its soooo easy!!! It's scary how much I could access from sites just editing GET's and abusing login boxes.... but anyway...

Young webdesigner.... might pay £5 for a CMS that needs no database??