I think I would pay money for that...
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I have used free CMS out there and you end up wasting so much time on them. I would be more than happy to pay a reasonable amount of money for a high quality CMS.
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James T. Kirk wrote:
I use a CMS according to the need. If I'm putting up 3 or 4 static pages, I use VSD...anything else I use wp or joo/mla...
I use a CMS according to the need. If I'm putting up 3 or 4 static pages, I use VSD...anything else I use wp or joo/mla...
I use joomla as well, and love it
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I too would be willing to buy into a CMS setup from CC. I also use Joomla, but one thing people here are forgetting about free CMS's is that although they may be "free" to use, they usually don't include a lot of the modules that people would need to create a really powerful site. You DO end up either going without or paying a lot more money with buying modules separately from 3rd party developers. Many of the really powerful things you need to make your sites truly secure, shopable, groupable, etc. you have to pay someone for creating.
So although there are many "free" CMS's out there, they aren't really all fully functional as is.
One thing that I'm missing in Joomla is Groups. There are no settings to be able to create your own groups and assign permissions like it should have. Drupal does it quite well, but the software isn't as pretty looking as Joomla at all, it's very functional for if you need to have specific permissions for seeing pages and areas and modules of a site, but like I said, it's not pretty like Joomla.
I would love to see CC make a CMS that rivals Joomla and gives us all the things that we have to pay for piecework with Joomla. I would pay flat rate price for something like this, rather than a free CMS with piecework pricing that I'm currently using. Jo Ann
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So although there are many "free" CMS's out there, they aren't really all fully functional as is.
One thing that I'm missing in Joomla is Groups. There are no settings to be able to create your own groups and assign permissions like it should have. Drupal does it quite well, but the software isn't as pretty looking as Joomla at all, it's very functional for if you need to have specific permissions for seeing pages and areas and modules of a site, but like I said, it's not pretty like Joomla.
I would love to see CC make a CMS that rivals Joomla and gives us all the things that we have to pay for piecework with Joomla. I would pay flat rate price for something like this, rather than a free CMS with piecework pricing that I'm currently using. Jo Ann
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My New Shop (still in major progress)
http://accessoriesoftheworld.com/shop
My current project for our local Literacy Council
http://northbaldwinliteracycouncil.org
CMS updates by e-mail is waht I am looking for... ideally from CC.
Some of the sites I manage are club/organisation and different positions in the club need to manage their own space but NONE of them are capable of editing web pages and I don't need the hassle of converting their content for upload. What I would like is for them to send an e-mail and the page to be updated. There are tools and services out there but I think CC could do a fine job on such a package.
Some of the sites I manage are club/organisation and different positions in the club need to manage their own space but NONE of them are capable of editing web pages and I don't need the hassle of converting their content for upload. What I would like is for them to send an e-mail and the page to be updated. There are tools and services out there but I think CC could do a fine job on such a package.
Yes please a CMS module would get my vote.
I would like to hand over some of the daily/weekly page updates to key club members knowing they are not going to mess up the page accidentally.
CMS can be a very complex product. If developed I would prefer to see one thats not too complex for version 1 and then build up from there in future releases. Dave Butler
Holywell Green
Halifax Yorkshire
England
Old Rishworthians Rugby Union Football club http://www.orrufc.co.uk
Tuxedo Junction Yorkshire Function Band http://www.riley-tuxedojunction.co.uk
The Commons Guest House http://www.thecommons-guesthouse.co.uk
all created with Coffee Cup html editor
I would like to hand over some of the daily/weekly page updates to key club members knowing they are not going to mess up the page accidentally.
CMS can be a very complex product. If developed I would prefer to see one thats not too complex for version 1 and then build up from there in future releases. Dave Butler
Holywell Green
Halifax Yorkshire
England
Old Rishworthians Rugby Union Football club http://www.orrufc.co.uk
Tuxedo Junction Yorkshire Function Band http://www.riley-tuxedojunction.co.uk
The Commons Guest House http://www.thecommons-guesthouse.co.uk
all created with Coffee Cup html editor
CMS? YES! YES! YES! I have used, joomla, and the one I am currently using is http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/ It is a great cms. But if you guys would develop one, I would buy. Your track record is all it takes for me!
Ok, I made that original post back in 2006, and for some reason even though it's still the same account, when I login I'm a different user. Anyway...
I long ago moved on to using sNews CMS because you can create or use any template you want and the sites content is database driven so all you do is add a few php include tags where you want the content to show up in your template and poof, website.
I long ago moved on to using sNews CMS because you can create or use any template you want and the sites content is database driven so all you do is add a few php include tags where you want the content to show up in your template and poof, website.
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