hello all
was wondering if any one knows of a content management
system for intranet built in CF?
i need to merge 2 large intranets into one.
would like to be able to give more control of content to
the end users.
i am sure i could build one, but with limited time,
i thought
We're very happy with the CommonSpot Content Server
(http://www.paperthin.org/).
D'oh! It's http://www.paperthin.com/. Sorry!
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444
Don't you mean www.paperthin.com ? ;)
We're very happy with the CommonSpot Content Server
(http://www.paperthin.org/). It's a lot easier to implement than Spectra
solutions, and gives
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i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage thrown in.
guess i will write a bare bones system myself..
thanks though for the info!
To me, Content Management is one of those terms which is used to describe a
process, but leaves room for interpretation.
If Content Management means what I think it does (web managed system for
adding content to a web site), it could be useful. But does this mean the
added content is HTML files
Keep in mind, they have an ASP model too. Not sure of the pricing. But
worth a look. They're quite highly rated.
i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage thrown
in. guess i
i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage
thrown in. guess i will write a bare bones system myself..
Twenty grand is very little money for a CMS. These things tend to be
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i don't mean to knock real software development.
the app is probably worth it for huge org's like GM.
but for $20,500 you should get an occasional massage
thrown
: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 12:37 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Content Management System Intranet
Dave you are defiantly correct.
but try to explain that to controllers who still think the best way to cu
t
costs
is to fire the people who do the work,
instead of correcting the business logic
To me, Content Management is one of those terms which is used
to describe a process, but leaves room for interpretation.
Content management is a relatively broad category. Basically, any situation
in which you have individual contributors providing content for a site,
you've got content
I'm not sure if it fits your needs, but take a look at iiFramework
(www.iiFramework.com). It's pretty inexpensive.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 8:23 AM
Subject: Content Management System Intranet
In general Content Management as it applies to the refers to a system that
people use to add/edit/delete all of the content on their site.
Content can be as simple or complex as the users/developers/clients
determine.
It its most simple for an automated content management system would allow
Ian.
that would be great.
just to see what has been done, by other developers.
appreciate it.
i will let you know what i think after i see it.
but may not get it up running for a while since i have a ton of stuff i
need to be looking into.
again, thank you
Secret, etc), we would probably buy.
I would happily fill in some more details via e-mail if you like. Hope
it
helps...
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 3:44 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Need clarification on Content Management
Twenty grand is very little money for a CMS.
I agree. 20K is pretty modest when you compare it packages like Interwoven
Teamsite. :)
I'm curious if anyone has tried out MM SiteSpring.
EC
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I'm curious if anyone has tried out MM SiteSpring.
We're using it a bit, not much yet, but some. It's not a general content
management system, though. It's an interesting product. When I first looked
at it, I wasn't expecting it to be as interesting as it is. It combines
three areas - project
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To me, Content Management is one of those terms which is used to describe a
process, but leaves room for interpretation
Thanks Anthony, Nick, and Dave.
As I thought, Content Mangement is a broad topic (sorta like web
development), and it turns out that the systems I've built for my site
(at
least the one I was inquiring for) can be considered a content
management
system.
I like Dave's description... makes ya
I have a need for a simple content management system.
The header and footer will not be available to client but page
content between these two elements will be in the main updated by client.
The content enabled by client will consist of text, tables and
occasional graphics.
The content
www.cfdev.com
www.ektron.com
there are some others also but those are the main two.
gary
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:49 AM
Subject: Simple Site Content Management
I have a need
Isn't evolt.org working on a community one?
Dave
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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 8:49 AM
Subject: Simple Site Content Management
I have a need for a simple content management system.
The header
You could create a quick form for this using activedit if that is truly all
they require.
http://www.cfdev.com/activedit2/
At 01:49 PM 11/29/01 +, you wrote:
I have a need for a simple content management system.
The header and footer will not be available to client but page
content
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Subject: Simple Site Content Management
I have a need for a simple content management system.
The header and footer will not be available to client but page
content between these two elements will be in the main updated by client.
The content enabled
plug
Not free, but take a look at DirectLoad
http://www.flymicro.com/cf/directload
/plug
John Anderson wrote:
Just wondering if anyone knows of a lightweight (possibly free)
Content management application.
Requirements:
Allow groups within a company to add files and categories
Just wondering if anyone knows of a lightweight (possibly free)
Content management application.
Requirements:
Allow groups within a company to add files and categories. Also, possibly
have a browser based html editor to add content quickly.
Does not need security. just needs to be easily
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Subject: Content Management light
Just wondering if anyone knows of a lightweight (possibly free)
Content management application.
Requirements:
Allow groups within a company to add files and categories. Also
WE have a content management system we built. Its only $1,000.00 Canadian.
Warren Jansons
www.ironleaf.com
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From: John Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 11:08 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Content Management light
Just wondering if anyone
Pardeep
I have built a different kind of tool which gets your local copy of ms
word 2000 talking directly to your CF web server.
To my mind has 2 advantages: You don't have to be online most of the
time and styles are potentially more controllable than most of the
online editors I have seen.
Ektron has great affordable content-mgmt tools (www.ektron.com).
EWebEditPro is the one you're looking for if all you want is something to
give Word-like editing to a textarea box. eMPower is a full-blown package
that includes eWebEditPro but does a whole lot more.
hth,
Tobe Goldfinger
jdt
Does anyone know of a good tool other than Active Edit which enables a
client to manage his own web page content directly through the browser.
The probs I've had with Active Edit is that the documentation on how to use
it is very poor to non-existent. Consequently I don't have the foggiest idea
Hi
Microsoft does have a free tool for developing such in-line editors but
there are a few free ones. This is a good one which I use (when not using
Spectra)
http://www.siteobjects.com/index.cfm?fuseAction=showProducts
Neil
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The new list for open source sounds great. I just signed up.
It's open
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years, but may
be able to help a little. I've built a couple of micro content management
systems, but nothing portable like phpnuke. It'd be really great to see
something open source like. I built one system using Spectra, only
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Open source content management who wants to join
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years,
but may
be able to help a little. I've built a couple of micro content
management
systems, but nothing portable like phpnuke. It'd be really great to
see
I think
on of the biggest problems in a portable system will be the
standard use of
a database. If going with open source, I'd recommend PostreSQL over
something like mySQL.
A portable system should run on all databases. So either your very carefull
about field names and the type of SQL
reasonable
stable
on windows and has some decent third party admin GUIs available.
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: Open source content management who wants to join
I'd be interested. I've only
RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
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I would like to join, been developing architectures for content
management for a few years now. I might provide some insight. Working
with CF in studio and SQL. Basic stuff, but pretty magnificent on the
user side.
Cassie
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From: Stephen Rojas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 7:10 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Open source content management who wants to join
I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years,
Only!? 6 years is a little over a third of my lifetime
I agree with the standard use of an open database.
I'm curious as to why you suggest PostreSQL over MySQL.
Its great for small-scale sites but it lacks quite a few features (like row
level locking) that you really do need if you are building a larger site.
That said, the code I am looking at
: Thursday, July 19, 2001 9:50 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Open source content management who wants to join
RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
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At 3:50 PM +0100 7/19/01, Will Swain wrote:
RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
... I have been programming CF for 42 years... back then it was
called ForTran (Formula Translation).
Dick
A portable system should run on all databases. So either your
very carefull
about field names and the type of SQL you write, or we'll need a database
abstraction layer too.
Most, if not all I'd have to double check but at worst the number of queries
that aren't external is minimal, of the
I will do it.
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From: Will Swain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 10:50 AM
To: CF-Talk
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RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Sorry, was the first thing that jumped to mind...what can I say, young *and*
inexperienced :-)
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From: Lee Fuller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 12:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Open source content management who wants to join
We REALLY
I would be interested in looking at your content management tool.
I have a test version running at
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia/
which is actually a bit of a misnomer as the entire pixelgeek site
has been
running the software for some time now, but the Arcadia site (the url
above)
has
Your Events link in Arcadia goes to your tips page.
Thought you should know :-)
-Stephen
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Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 11:09 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Open source content management who wants to join
I would
I'm interested.
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Your Events link in Arcadia goes to your tips page.
Thought you should know :-)
First official bug!
Good thing there aren't any events in the system
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I'm interested.
The test site is running now at
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia/
you can join the site and also use (test) the message boards once
you've
joined. The code release will be available there on Monday and any
news will
be posted there on the front page.
Its also a good place
Iam Interested.
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From: Robert Everland III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 6:05 PM
Subject: Open source content management who wants to join
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of a
content
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Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of a
content management solution that is free. I would like to yell out to the
lists to see if anyone is interested
I atcually started using phpNuke on one of my sites
(http://www.montero-sport.com.) and I like it alot, but I'd much
rather
see it in CF...
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of
a
content management solution that is free. I would like to yell out
Subject: Re: Open source content management who wants to join
I atcually started using phpNuke on one of my sites
(http://www.montero-sport.com.) and I like it alot, but I'd much
rather
see it in CF...
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of
a
content
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of a
content management solution that is free. I would like to yell out to the
lists to see if anyone is interested in starting one, either from scratch,
pieces people have made, or from existing projects and merge
Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently working on an open source content
management application. You might talk to them over there and see where
they're at and perhaps avoid re-inventing the wheel . . .
Dave
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whatever I can do to help. I am looking for one that is open source and free
to distribute and package with other applications.
Eric
From: Robert Everland III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Open source content management who wants to join
to help. I am looking for one that is open source and free
to distribute and package with other applications.
Eric
From: Robert Everland III [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Open source content management who wants to join
Date: Mon, 16 Jul
Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently working on an open
source content
management application. You might talk to them over there
and see where
they're at and perhaps avoid re-inventing the wheel . . .
Any ideas on an ETA for that ?
Looks perfect - written in CF
My ally is the Force, and a powerful ally it is. - Yoda
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 10:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Open source content management who wants to join
Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently
I would like to yell out to the
lists to see if anyone is interested in starting one,
I'll be releasing mine (at least a version of it) on Monday (or at least
that's the current plan). For more information about it check out
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia.cfm
I would be interested in looking at your content management tool.
Steven A. del Sol
San Diego Cold Fusion User Group
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Good timing!
After finishing another project I was asked to start on a CMS and
already have the organisation/user management (roles based security)
finished. What I am working on will allow the one application to serve
multiple clients (an
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At 12:11 PM 7/3/2001 , you wrote:
Hi there..
I'm looking for a program which would allow us to provide Content
Management solutions
Hi there..
I'm looking for a program which would allow us to provide Content Management solutions
for a number of clients from a single
server. I.e. Clients would be able to update news, events, calendars etc. remotely on
their websites which we host.
Is this what Allaire Spectra is supposed
for Content Management.
Contact me off list I might be able to give you a simple version of what
your are asking for. Takes about 15 minuites to set up but then you will
have to add the front end. (graphics).
At 12:11 PM 7/3/2001 -0400, you wrote:
Hi there..
I'm looking for a program which
to provide Content
Management solutions for a number of clients from a single
server. I.e. Clients would be able to update news, events, calendars etc.
remotely on their websites which we host.
Is this what Allaire Spectra is supposed to do, and does it make sense
given themerger and the future
As for alternatives, we're taking a very close look at
CommonSpot 2.0 by PaperThin ( www.paperthin.com ).
I'm sure this isn't the place to mention this as I work for Live Info,
but there's also Nimoi http://www.nimoi.com/ which is launching
version 2 at Internet World 2001. Good for UK based
I'm sure this has been discussed already, so apologies up front.
We are a web co that has been developing Spectra apps for our clients mainly
because of its content management (CM) functionality. With the demise of
Spectra, does anyone know of a reliable and robust ColdFusion CMS
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I'm sure this has been discussed already, so apologies up front.
We are a web co that has been developing Spectra apps for our clients mainly
because of its content management (CM
Content Management Systems??
I'm sure this has been discussed already, so apologies up front.
We are a web co that has been developing Spectra apps for our
clients mainly
because of its content management (CM) functionality. With the demise of
Spectra, does anyone know of a reliable and robust
have you had your head buried in the sand recently?! Spectra is being
discontinued after the next maintenance release [1.5.1] that will be final
release, it will be supported by Macromedia for 2 years and then its finito.
Some of its core services will be ported into the nect generation CF
This was posted by Charles Teague on the Spectra Forum.
Hi everyone. We really appreciate everyone's patience over the last few
weeks. There has been a lot of discussion and concern over the future of
Spectra, and I think that the time is right to shed some light on what
be having a couple of demos with them. Email me off list and I'll be
glad to give you my impressions then.
Dave
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 9:42 AM
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: RE: Post-Spectra Content Management Systems??
This was posted by Charles Teague on the Spectra Forum.
.
Hi everyone. We really appreciate everyone's patience over the last few
weeks. There has been a lot of discussion and concern over the future of
Spectra, and I think
I saw a demo of commonspot and was very impressed with its functionality
however the $$$ were pretty high.
Rich
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recommends, probably just
write one from scratch.
Thanks for the replies.
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 4:04 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Post-Spectra Content Management Systems??
Thanks...I finally came across that email
I'm looking at eMPower by
http://www.ektron.com/web-content-management-software.cfm to fill in some of
the gaps. The are the guys that make the eWebEditPro HTML editor that's
inside of Spectra.
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001
been developing Spectra apps for our clients mainly
because of its content management (CM) functionality. With the demise of
Spectra, does anyone know of a reliable and robust ColdFusion CMS that is
commercially available?
Thanks
Steve
Development Manager
Vardus Internet Solutions (SA)
Tel
applications and e-business services
to enhance knowledge sharing, e-commerce and business communications
initiatives
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 7:05 AM
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Subject: Post-Spectra Content Management Systems??
I'm
Can anyone recommend a content management system?
* and approximate price ranges.
I've used Xpedio Content Server from IntraNet Solutions
(http://www.intranetsolutions.com/products/xpedio.html) with a client
before. It's expensive but can do it *all*. Can't remember the exact
price
Ektron's emPower is pretty slick (www.ektron.com)
McAtee, Malcolm wrote:
Can anyone recommend a content management system?
* and approximate price ranges.
TIA Malcolm
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Ektron's emPower is pretty slick (www.ektron.com)
McAtee, Malcolm wrote:
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* and approximate price ranges.
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Can anyone recommend a content management system?
* and approximate price ranges.
TIA Malcolm
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doesn't support
unicode right now) and use a URL variable to determine which language to
retrieve from the database and then server the page using CF.
I haven't gotten much beyond the concept stage, but any meb content
management system should be able to be modified for this purpose.
Russel
, searching it all is going to be interesting :)
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From: Russel Madere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 12:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Multi-language Content Management
I have been considering this myself. What I may implement is storing all
Has anybody developed an architecture or worked out a multi-language content
Management system in CF. I guess the main question is regarding the display
of numerous languages within the same 'site' or even the same 'page'.
I've basically worked out that English and Japanese or Chinese
gotten much beyond the concept stage, but any meb content
management system should be able to be modified for this purpose.
Russel
Russel Madere, Jr. Senior Web Developer
ICQ: 5446158 http://www.TurboSquid.com
From: Andrea Benton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Content Management software which works with CF
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 10:30:44 -0800
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"
HTML
HEAD
META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type"
We use NetObjects Team Fusion. It has simple CF integration, but we
generally use includes to manage the CFbits.
Cary
At 10:30 AM 1/22/2001 -0800, you wrote:
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"
Hi...
I am looking for content management software which works with CF. Do
http://www.ektron.com/single.cfm?doc_id=37
I saw a demo of this a while ago. It looked pretty slick.
Dave
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From: Cary Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 2:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Content Management software which works with CF
We
Hi...
I am looking for content management software which works with CF.
Do you have any recommendations - both what works well and what to avoid?
This has probably been asked before, but in looking through the
archives I couldn't find anything...
Andrea;
Do you have a price range in mind
ith CF/TITLE
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avoid?/FONT/P
PFONT SIZE=2This has probably been asked before, but in looking through the
a
Spectra is the Allaire (Macro-Allaire) content management tool set, I use it
and its pretty neat.
Jared Clinton.
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From: Andrea Benton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 23 January 2001 5:31
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Content Management software which works
Hi Andrea,
I fought my way through the HTML. It looks like you want source control for
CF projects? I'd take a good look at ComponentSoftware's RCS. The
single-user licence is free, it integrates with CFStudio beautifully, and is
a piece of cake for day-to-day use. You can upgrade to a
It looks like this doesnt run on an NT platform??? Is that true?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 8:42 AM
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Subject: Re: Content management
Seth,
This might be outside
and integration with XML to make the content more accessible
seperate from the presentation.
Steve
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Sent: Monday, July 03, 2000 7:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I store just about all
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Sent: Monday, July 03, 2000 1:14 PM
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Subject: Content management
List,
A
...there is no longer a simple separation of
"content" (i.e. the text or simple HTML itself) from its "presentation"
(in
this case, the CF logic that runs to personalize navigation systems, page
headers, etc).
... 3) Cost: I'm looking for a relatively inexpensive solution right now
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