CONTENT management

Question

I have a requirement to produce a simple content management
system to allow users to make simple text updates. Is there anyt
facility or product or plug-in which goes with Dreamweaver8 to help
with this or do I start with a CMS like CSMSimple or Drupal and
leave Dreamweaver for this project? I am not experienced with PHP
etc.

Thanks for your time.

Newsgroup_User · Accepted Answer

I'd advise you to consider using DotNetNuke or Dozing Dogs both of which are
.NET applications and can be deployed without coding.

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"ROGM" <barley.twist2@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>I have a requirement to produce a simple content management system to allow
> users to make simple text updates. Is there anyt facility or product or
> plug-in
> which goes with Dreamweaver8 to help with this or do I start with a CMS
> like
> CSMSimple or Drupal and leave Dreamweaver for this project? I am not
> experienced with PHP etc.
>
> Thanks for your time.
>

Newsgroup_User · Answer

> I am not> experienced with PHP etc.Have you done any server side programming? If not, it's goingto be hard to build a custom CMS.You're probably better off starting with something that isalready out there. Wordpress is a decent CMS for smaller sites. You mightwant to take a look at that one.FYI, there really is no such thing as a 'simple' CMS from thedeveloper's standpont. In fact, the more 'simple' the CMS is to use,likely the more complex the back end code will be.-Darrel

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