Composr is very heavily optimised for high performance out-of-the-box, but here are some advanced performance tips.
by Chris
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Optimising Performance
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Custom fields
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Detailed information on the different field types supported by Composr.
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Tempcode programming
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You'll be shocked at how much themeing control you can muster using Tempcode. Learn all about it...
by Chris
Commandr
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Did you know you can reconfigure half your site's systems in a few easy keystrokes? We explore this and more...
by Philip
Advanced access control
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Advanced permission management within Composr, for power-users.
by Chris
Aggregate Content Types
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How to set up complex content types, by linking standard Composr types/structure together.
by Chris
The form field filter system
How power-users can apply sophisticated filters to the data that gets submitted to their website.
by Chris
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Filtering using Selectcode syntax
Selectcode is our language for saying what content you would like to be matched/selected. Learn how to use it.
by Chris
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The Composr Enterprise Repository
How the Composr content repository works and may be accessed and used.
by Chris
Filtering using Filtercode syntax
How to filter content based upon field filtering queries.
by Chris
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