[ale] basic php/mysql cms?
Ian Kennedy
ikennedy at woa.com
Thu Apr 4 17:36:40 EST 2002
Tyler,
That would be awesome and much appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Ian
>>> Tyler Kiley <tyler at kianta.com> 04/04/02 04:58PM >>>
Seems like it would be fairly easy to write your own, if you don't need
something terribly complex.
My sister and I run a small business (www.kianta.com) creating websites in
php and mysql, and a custom cms is part of the package we offer (the
non-technical clients love it :P).
I don't have anything that's guaranteed to work right out-of-the-box.... but
if you're interested in hacking around a bit, I'd be glad to mail you a
tarball of some stuff that might be helpful.....
Tyler
Ian Kennedy:
> I've been looking for a lightweight content management system that uses php
> and mysql.
>
> By lightweight, I mean that my major requirements are to allow my customers
> to add and modify short text-based documents such as press-releases - The
> most formatting they would need would be bold, italic, and *maybe*
> unordered lists. Also, I will need it to plug these press-releases, etc.,
> into an already designed page.
>
> Everything that I have been looking at seems more geared towards portals
> and blogging (postNuke, et al.).
>
> Can anyone recommend a nice open-source solution?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ian Kennedy
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<DIV><FONT size=1>Tyler,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=1>That would be awesome and much appreciated.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=1>Thanks so much,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=1>Ian</FONT><BR><BR>>>> Tyler Kiley
<tyler at kianta.com> 04/04/02 04:58PM >>><BR>Seems like it would be
fairly easy to write your own, if you don't need <BR>something terribly
complex.<BR><BR>My sister and I run a small business (www.kianta.com) creating
websites in <BR>php and mysql, and a custom cms is part of the package we offer
(the <BR>non-technical clients love it :P).<BR><BR>I don't have anything that's
guaranteed to work right out-of-the-box.... but <BR>if you're interested in
hacking around a bit, I'd be glad to mail you a <BR>tarball of some stuff that
might be helpful.....<BR><BR>Tyler<BR><BR>Ian Kennedy:<BR>> I've been looking
for a lightweight content management system that uses php<BR>> and
mysql.<BR>><BR>> By lightweight, I mean that my major requirements are to
allow my customers<BR>> to add and modify short text-based documents such as
press-releases - The<BR>> most formatting they would need would be bold,
italic, and *maybe*<BR>> unordered lists. Also, I will need it to plug these
press-releases, etc.,<BR>> into an already designed page.<BR>><BR>>
Everything that I have been looking at seems more geared towards portals<BR>>
and blogging (postNuke, et al.).<BR>><BR>> Can anyone recommend a nice
open-source solution?<BR>><BR>> Thanks in advance,<BR>> Ian
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