You may want to consider
- formatting the the shared partition with VFAT instead of the usual
linux filesystem.
- The second option is explore case-insensitive mount options for your
filesystem.
- The third option is to explore case-insensitive smb export options.
All these options lie in the l
We approach this with a light-weight CMS based on include files,
which is a little more flexible, as the includes can be apache,
witango, asp, php. I use mod_perl instead of witango because it's
much easier to traverse the file system (so we can display a page
tree) and regex is a LOT easi
On 07/4/2006 10:23 AM, "Dan Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in whole or in
part:
> At www.dss-demo.com we have several pages that are mostly static content
> except for the header and left nav. The client want the ability to edit
> these pages which currently are tml pages.
>
> We had hoped we c
Not sure which option you are asking about:
Include vs DB: There are pros and cons to both. Includes can be transferred
via ftp and are not completely dependant on a web based content mgt system.
That said, includes are a true pain in the ass when it comes to doing a
search. DBs are faster I belie
OK looks like the 1st will run on everything but safari and the other may
work on safari. These folks use Netscape on Mac although I am trying to
switch them over to FireFox. So the next question is which one is easier to
integrate with witango.
on 7/4/06 22:28, Shane Pearlman at [EMAIL PROTECTED
These are Mac based people will this work with Safari, Netscape of FireFox?
on 7/4/06 22:28, Shane Pearlman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 1. Put the code you want them to edit in an include file (xxx.inc) and then
> either allow them access to a folder with all the include file via ftp or
> buil
