A client asked me to import a bunch of data from his old CMS into PyroCMS. His old system had insecure passwords and a bunch of data that was tied to the user via the user id. I wrote a Migration to pull the data out of his old tables, register a secure PyroCMS user, and record the user's uploads and other data. Here's how and why...

Let's say we are writing a module named "vacations" that will display information about tourist destinations. Sometimes it's desirable to display your urls like: site.com/bahamas instead of site.com/vacations/bahamas. So here's how you can do that in more than one module...

To help make the development of PyroCMS modules easier I decided to put together a simple module that could be used for a template.

We all know that we should enable CSRF protection if we want to make our apps resistent to cross site attacks. But what if we already have an Ajax heavy application with tons of POST requests? Do we want to go through the app and add code to each Ajax request? I don't. Here's a simple solution if you are using jQuery.