Hi there,

I'd like to replace my 'intranet' site with a CMS system to speed up
the edit process. Some of my requirements are :

- written in PHP
- mysql based
- documented/'well structured' - to allow development of customizations
- ability to define which pages or sections are public and which are
private (and in this case which users can access)
- use AJAX (not mandatory) but since some access to the page will come
from dial-up to reduce the need to transfer entire html just to update
a search or list contents..

thanks

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Wordpress.

Joomla/Mambo are also a good choice.

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> Hi there,
>
> I'd like to replace my 'intranet' site with a CMS system to speed up
> the edit process. Some of my requirements are :
>
> - written in PHP
> - mysql based
> - documented/'well structured' - to allow development of customizations
> - ability to define which pages or sections are public and which are
> private (and in this case which users can access)
> - use AJAX (not mandatory) but since some access to the page will come
> from dial-up to reduce the need to transfer entire html just to update
> a search or list contents..
>
> thanks

WordPress is a blogging app, not a CMS. It's a good blogging app, but it's
not a CMS. Do not confuse the two.

Being a Drupal developer I have to recommend Drupal. A lot of places are
using it for intranet type stuff. (http://drupal.org/)

But really, this question is asked about every 2 weeks. Search the archives
and you'll have enough emails to read to keep you busy for a week just on
this one topic.

On Thursday 17 May 2007, itoctopus wrote:
> I've said it before and I'll say it again: Wordpress.
>
> Joomla/Mambo are also a good choice.
>
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> ""robert mena"" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote in message
> news:528f47680705171617j3d4f2141gab6dec8762f46d38@ mail.gmail.com...
>
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I'd like to replace my 'intranet' site with a CMS system to speed up
> > the edit process. Some of my requirements are :
> >
> > - written in PHP
> > - mysql based
> > - documented/'well structured' - to allow development of customizations
> > - ability to define which pages or sections are public and which are
> > private (and in this case which users can access)
> > - use AJAX (not mandatory) but since some access to the page will come
> > from dial-up to reduce the need to transfer entire html just to update
> > a search or list contents..
> >
> > thanks


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> Hi there,
>
> I'd like to replace my 'intranet' site with a CMS system to speed up
> the edit process. Some of my requirements are :
>
> - written in PHP
> - mysql based
> - documented/'well structured' - to allow development of customizations
> - ability to define which pages or sections are public and which are
> private (and in this case which users can access)
> - use AJAX (not mandatory) but since some access to the page will come
> from dial-up to reduce the need to transfer entire html just to update
> a search or list contents..
>
> thanks
>

http://opensourcecms.com/

Edward

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I already use wordpress for my blog but not as a CMS.

I could not find, for instance, the hability to create users with some sort
of priviledge regarding reading/writing particular documents or areas.

Can you send me more info about it?


On 5/17/07, itoctopus <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote:
>
> I've said it before and I'll say it again: Wordpress.
>
> Joomla/Mambo are also a good choice.
>
> --
> itoctopus - http://www.itoctopus.com
> ""robert mena"" <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote in message
> news:528f47680705171617j3d4f2141gab6dec8762f46d38@ mail.gmail.com...
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I'd like to replace my 'intranet' site with a CMS system to speed up
> > the edit process. Some of my requirements are :
> >
> > - written in PHP
> > - mysql based
> > - documented/'well structured' - to allow development of customizations
> > - ability to define which pages or sections are public and which are
> > private (and in this case which users can access)
> > - use AJAX (not mandatory) but since some access to the page will come
> > from dial-up to reduce the need to transfer entire html just to update
> > a search or list contents..
> >
> > thanks
>
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You could also try Drupal. Drupal 5 comes bundled with jQuery. Drupal is
powerful and flexible and the community is large and supportive.

Hi
I am currently trying to start a new project with Drupal.
My first CMS site was developed in XOOPS. It is really nice and easy to
understand, from the developer and the user view. The structure was
extremely simple but I had to drop it because the terribly lack of
documentation. I think it is pointless to write a whole database abstraction
layer and all that stuff if you don't tell people how to use it.
I searched for almost one month and I found it was the only one I could use,
yet I am not fully satisfied. I will expend a lot of time learning taxonomy,
views and some other concepts.
The documentation is really good and it seems to be very flexible, many
people have came up with solutions to their problems without the necessity
of making a module.
If I were a computer science engineer I would probably start a new CMS, but
I am just an electronic engineer student, so I could not even dream on
making a presentation / logic abstraction.

Well hope this helps.

PS: I apologize for my English. I am working on it

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