Forked the project to MTPHP (PHP version of Managethis).

[mescon]

Renamed to MTPHP (Managethis PHP) to signify the difference and minimize confusion for users.

I opted to do this outside of Managethis which is already good for novice users that might not want to fiddle with PHP and the (probable) over-engineering I'm gonna do on my fork.

So far the difference is:

• Added logic for the generation of menu items and iframes.
• Moved configuration to a separate config-file that will not be overwritten if you update from my repository.
• Added ability to enable/disable menu items with a single flag.

To come: - Dynamically generated landing-pages without code-reuse (don't want a bunch of HTML-files for each service added, where the user has to configure index.html AND a separate landing-page). DONE

• Password protection of MTPHP

You're free to pull stuff that I do and add to this repo if you want to. The fork is here: https://github.com/mescon/MTPHP

Will add more functionality as I find the time and as long as it's fun.

If I do something that I think is good that doesn't involve PHP or any server-side scripting I'll send you a pull request just to continue supporting Managethis.

Cheers!

[lxcalghost]

Great work again. I'll probably pull over what you have since I think it's a lot better idea what you're doing with the config files and also just PHP in general is going to be easier imo.

[mescon]

Absolutely - I just wanted somewhere to be able to push the changes I do directly.

If you do intend to go the PHP route yourself, might I suggest you duplicate this repo for the people that do not want/can not run PHP?

[lxcalghost]

Yup gonna leave it up and | linked to your page incase anyone comes searching.

[mescon]

Thanks mate!

[mescon]

FYI - I changed the name again, from MTPHP to Muximux - MTPHP was way to convoluted :-) I'd be thankful if you updated your README.md to link to that instead!

Cheers!

[lxcalghost]

Yup, all done :-)