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I've been told that Sitecore is the closed-source CMS of choice (due to its insane flexibility).
That said, what is the Open source equivalent? Or is there one? I've played with Drupal and it seems more of a blogging platform than a CMS. Do you have a...
Started by Thunder3 on
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Joomla or Typo3 depending on how to deliver the functionality desired, most hosting plans included the PHP and SQL db functionality is somewhat "bloggish", but....
Software is just CMS software designed for posting articles over time.
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I'm looking for a CMS that can do the following two things:
Reusable, named blocks (modules) of text that can be inserted in the content (i.e. articles, posts - the terminology differes between various CMS-es). The obvious example is a header/footer block...
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It uses Smarty as the underlying template.
I would look at CMS Made Simple .
Be very unfriendly...
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I am planning to begin working on my first personal project this June: a community about students. What I want to have is a wiki, full with information about universities, a forum where people can discuss and a blog with news, articles, etc, all three...
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If you want to go....
However actually accomplish it or not you will understand RoR and/or PHP better by the time you're done of writing a CMS.
Its possible in that time frame depending on how good you are with ruby on rails and php.
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I feel I have outgrown Wordpress for where I want to take my website. I would prefer to start with a CMS core so I don't have to program that all from scratch, but am not having any luck. PHP or .NET are both options for me. Other languages are a possibility...
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When it ....
It's PHP based and has lots of extensions, both free and you can see a list of them here: http://cmstester.com/list-of-cms-platforms/
Give Drupal a shot with PodPress should do fine.
Check out Joomla ( http://www.joomla.org/ ).
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Which One is the best CMS in PHp?
Started by jithin on
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Wordpress is the best simple one in my opinion....
However, I've worked with programmers to build a custom CMS that is still change page looks with different modules and create different section, category, mange articles.
In Joomla or Drupal.
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21-Jan-11 00:00 Delete Edit Elated Gold Posts: 281 From: Brighton, UK This is a forum topic for discussing the article "Build a CMS in an Afternoon with PHP and MySQL":
http://www.elated.com/articles/cms-in-an-afternoon-php-mysql/
Learn how to build a...
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Can anyone suggest a CMS able to offer the following features:
Free/open source Support for multiple languages (both frontend and backend) Support for translating content (i.e. an article can have 1+ translations) Support for different content types, ...
Started by h3rald on
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In Daisy, each document can have one or more language variants , and Daisy tracks whether... .
Daisy was built from the ground-up with localization in mind .
How about Joomla ? I'm not sure if it fulfills all your requirements, but it's a suggestion nonetheless .
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I'm building a web site for an artist who has had a custom font made from his handwriting. He'd like to use this font extensively throughout the site - not for all body copy because it'd be difficult to read, but for headings, navigation, callouts, things...
Started by NatalieMac on
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Check out some of these articles.
Both the Microsoft only format(.EOT) it will work in ANY browser .
The other technique that is common, but I have never used personally, is php Image replacement.
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Hi,
Now i'm thinking to open new web page (News, articles) . But i don't know which cms is better..
Im trying to choose between Joomla, datalife.
I never used these cms before. I know a little bit wordpress, but i think wp is better for bloging..
Started by ZJA on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warriorforum):
CMS Software - PHP Scripts
Content Management System Locator
The CMS Matrix - cmsmatrix.org - The Content Management Comparison Tool
Open Source CMS Demos & Information - opensourceCMS
PHP Content Management Systems....
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I've been brought onboard by a startup company to fix up their social networking website, which was built for them in Joomla and is a complete glitch-filled mess, both front and back end. After upgrading to the latest Joomla version, the site has more...
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It's like asking, ....
For someone who could use a full, enterprise-grade CMS PHP developer, it will matter to you that Drupal's contributed module pages are superior to those CMS.
Maintainability I couldn't give him with Joomla 1.5.
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