Re: FN-FORUM: CMS

date posted 7th March 2008 14:36

If it's simple clean and to work with your own design you want, then I
would recommend taking a look at Pure Edit. www.pureedit.com

Lets you create tables quickly in MySQL and drop a little bit of PHP in
to your page to display the results and edit with a TinyMCE editor.

Documentation is scratchy at the moment, but it appears to be a laser
guided, nanotechnology nut cracker to crack a nut. Joomla, Drupal etc
are great but to continue my analogy are steam powered traction engine
pile drivers to crack a nut with.

Claire Toche wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Can anyone a novice which of the following I am best to use: Joomla or
> Drupal?
> I have built a very simple html website for an artist who wants to be
> able to upload her own photos and change and add text to certain pages
> and for this I would like to build some sort of content management
> system but I know nothing about it (learning quick though!).
> I came across a 'discussion' online about both products
> (http://www.alledia.com/blog/general-cms-issues/joomla-and-drupal-%11-which-one-is-right-for-you?/)
> and, although useful, I am unsure which of the features I need for my
> specific use of it.
>
> Any advice please?
>
> Claire.
>
>
>

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