Spiral Sitebuilder is a script that allows you to create and manage your website online without any HTML or other coding.
You simply select your design from a variety of templates, then add your text and images through the page
editor. You can have as many pages as you want. The navigation menu is generated automatically.
An image editor is also included, allowing you to edit the size and compression of your images. As well as uploading images, you can upload flash animations and other files such as MP3s and movies.
Once created, you can continue to edit your pages, allowing you to manage your content as you require.
The script is easy to install, it comes with an installer, so no programming at all is required.
Adding a custom design is easy, you just need to load an additional stylesheet. You can also upload your own
banner image - you can download a free collection of banner images from this
site.
The package comes with an integrated blog script, which allows for multiple blogs and bloggers.
Other features include a fully integrated form-to-email script, plus easy integration with other scripts
such as a photo album.
The script is designed with security in mind, and includes secure login pages for administering the
script online, and for user login, as well as spam filtering.
Demonstration
If you would like to see a demonstration version of the admin area of the script,
click here to log in. The username is 'user', the password
is 'password'.
As it is a demonstration version some functions have been disabled: in particular you will not be able
to upload images or other content, nor will you be able to save changes to the pages.
To view the results as seen by site visitors, click here.
System Requirements
The script requires PHP 4.3 or above, plus a MySQL database, and 8MB of space on a web server.
Your PHP installation must also include the GD graphics library in order for the image editing
functions to work, though the rest of the script can work without it.
This product was added to our catalog on Monday 09 April, 2007.