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Im not sure what the difference is between the two, just ive looked all over the net and not found any way to do it without mysql.

Its fairly annoying

 

The first refers to a collection of scripts that work together and allow the user to perform tasks. The latter refers to code that performs one single task (upload an image, authenticate a user, ..)

 

http://symphony-cms.com/ An example of a CMS that uses XML to store data and renders it using XSLT technology.

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