On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 09:08:08 -0400 (EDT)
Andy Random wrote:
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> Excuse the thread hi-jacking...
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> Do you have a favourite CMS to use for such things?
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> I want to convert a small (not computer related) static website to a
> CMS of some kind, but I want something that is both easy for me to
Just beware that Drupal needs quite recent versions of things, and one
or two unusual access permissions, so we've certainly had issues in
the past. Nothing that can't be sorted with a good host, but
impossible with some of the budget lot with automated support.
ATB, Peter
On 24 June 2011 09:43, V
> So who does the web hosting for that?
Pretty much anyone can - Drupal is a fairly simple PHP/MySQL app.
All the cheapie hosting providers give you PHP and MySQL. Many of them
give you Fantastico or similar, so Drupal installations are generally
trivial...
Vic.
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You're probably right that there's more choice these days. We use
Penguin Internet (details on our technical page
www.lymingtonchurch.org/technical) who have been really good at
getting everything set up for Drupal. They are also very reasonable
price (around £30 a year for our level of traffic IIR
Peter
So who does the web hosting for that?
I've not done much research into it myself yet but have been meaning to put
something up with Drupal for some time.
I assume most web hosters will support Drupal now, but I should really start
looking into it.
Regards
Peter
On 24 June 2011 09:10, Pe
We use Drupal for our church web site www.lymingtonchurch.org see the
Technical link for details. It's easy to set up as long as your host
supports the versions of php and MySQL that it needs and you can make
it as complex or simple as you like. Our non-computer administrator
finds it very easy to
On 23 June 2011 14:08, Andy Random wrote:
> Do you have a favourite CMS to use for such things?
phpSQLiteCMS
http://phpsqlitecms.net/
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Excuse the thread hi-jacking...
On Thu, 23 Jun 2011, Jacqui Caren-home wrote:
A lot of dog rescues still have static web sites but could really use a
simple to use CMS.
Do you have a favourite CMS to use for such things?
I want to convert a small (not computer related) static website to a C
