Dan Coutu wrote:
Lori Hitchcock wrote:
Working with a company developing a website in a LAMP environment and
starting to look at CMS. Hearing good and bad about both Joomla and
Drupal. The needs to be very simple for non-techs to add content.
For clients with simpler
needs I
Carl Helmers wrote:
Hi Ray... [and Lori and et al in GNHLUG ]
Hi Carl:
Great to hear from you.
Hope the past winter was better for you in upstate then it was here in
NH (though I do note the list of Emergency Backup links on your site).
Joomla is definitely one of the popular CMS systems out
2009/3/24 Drew Van Zandt drew.vanza...@gmail.com:
Using Joomla currently; it seems to work well. Some plugins were required
to make it do what we wanted, though. In particular the built-in file
upload tool is crap, and there are form submission and tabbed-page plugins
that are quite handy.
Lori Hitchcock wrote:
Working with a company developing a website in a LAMP environment and
starting to look at CMS. Hearing good and bad about both Joomla and
Drupal. The needs to be very simple for non-techs to add content.
Does anyone have any advice or experience with either
Lori Hitchcock wrote:
Working with a company developing a website in a LAMP environment and
starting to look at CMS. Hearing good and bad about both Joomla and
Drupal. The needs to be very simple for non-techs to add content.
Does anyone have any advice or experience with either
new site at the end of
December.
While not obvious to me when Mark suggested /Joomla!/ to me last July,
WWW research and then
experimenting with a beta version of my now on line /Joomla! /site has
shown this CMS to provide
a great way to create an editorial oriented site ala a personal
Lori Hitchcock wrote:
Working with a company developing a website in a LAMP environment and
starting to look at CMS. Hearing good and bad about both Joomla and
Drupal. The needs to be very simple for non-techs to add content.
Does anyone have any advice or experience with either
On 2/8/07, Seth Cohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, looks like I'll be doing not one, but 2 Intro to Drupal presentations.
In April in Peterborough, and in May in Concord.
And when are you going to do Nashua, hmmm? They've got the best
on-site food and beer of any GNHLUG meeting. (Also the
If the first 2 go really well, and there is a demand, Nashua can be next.
On 2/9/07, Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And when are you going to do Nashua, hmmm? They've got the best
on-site food and beer of any GNHLUG meeting. (Also the only on-site
food and beer, but it's still pretty
Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Coincidentally, Guy Pardoe is doing a presentation on Joomla!, one of
the top dozen contenders (along with Xaraya, that GNHLUG member
Jonathan Linowes presented last year [1]) this very evening in
Peterborough:
I would love a follow-up posting of this
!)
I converted my blog to WordPress a while ago. Seems like a pretty
solid project. But it is blog-specific software and not as flexible
as a general-purpose CMS.
I've been fairly impressed so far, but also planned on looking
at Joomla! (with, imo, has a cooler name just because it sounds rather
Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I converted my blog to WordPress a while ago. Seems like a pretty
solid project. But it is blog-specific software and not as flexible
as a general-purpose CMS.
Can you define the difference then between what Joomla! can do that
WordPress can't? From what I
On Feb 8, 2007, at 2:28 PM, Paul Lussier wrote:
Can you define the difference then between what Joomla! can do that
WordPress can't? From what I can tell, WP has plugins available to do
damn near everything.
Nope, I can't. I set up WordPress as a single-user blog and haven't
explored much
Can you define the difference then between what Joomla! can do that
WordPress can't? From what I can tell, WP has plugins available to do
damn near everything.
While Wordpress can do a lot, at the end of the day, it's a blog, not a CMS.
If your goal is blogging first, and other items secondary
On Feb 8, 2007, at 3:40 PM, Seth Cohn wrote:
I'll volunteer right now to do a Drupal introduction at a upcoming
Concord GNHlug meeting, if someone will schedule it.
How's May 7th or June 4th work for you?
Ted Roche
Ted Roche Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com
I'll volunteer right now to do a Drupal introduction at a upcoming
Concord GNHlug meeting, if someone will schedule it.
Ok, looks like I'll be doing not one, but 2 Intro to Drupal presentations.
In April in Peterborough, and in May in Concord.
Ah, the joys of offering to do a presentation... I
Yeah, saw it in GoogleNews last night. Shouldn't have looked. Poor
little thing.
Ted Roche
Ted Roche Associates, LLC
http://www.tedroche.com
On Jan 11, 2006, at 8:04 PM, Greg Rundlett wrote:
Don't look.
I warned you not to look.
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Thanks, Ben. Work is occupying me day and night right now, so I
haven't made a meeting in a while. This sounds like it was a good one!
Should we be posting these notes to the wiki, preserving for
posterity our impressions of events? I can see a need to try to
recall some guy showed
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Ted Roche wrote:
| Thanks, Ben. Work is occupying me day and night right now, so I
| haven't made a meeting in a while. This sounds like it was a good one!
Yea! I've heard that excuse before. ;-)
Oops, where was I Monday night? Oh yeah. Right. I
Tucker demonstrated the web linking feature. Meow.
Me-ow?
Reference to Tucker's demo of web-linking He found a story/picture
on Yahoo of a cyclops kitten.
http://slug.gnhlug.org/plone/Members/teh/cyclops-kitten/
Don't look.
I warned you not to look.
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