CMS (content management systems)
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drustar
Gold Member
MySQL. It's a relational database system. Good stuff. go to http://www.entropy.ch for installation guides/instructions.
Arden
Where mah "any" keys at?
CMS as in an online CMS? If so, then I use the CMS supported at www.kohl-net.de for the Nexus site (nexus.nzdigital.com). It is based on phpBB.
Arden said:
Hi
I am talking about this type of Content Management system:
http://www.opensourcecms.com/
that will allow me to create web pages, and manage them very easy.
thanks
jsn
Arden
Where mah "any" keys at?
*After clicking your link*
Okay, I see what you mean. It isn't as much a question of what CMS will work on OS X (anything based on PHP, Perl, CGI, MySQL, etc.basically any technology that works on OS Xwill do) as what would you prefer. Basically, try the demos, maybe install a couple, and see what works. Try for PHP/MySQL-based systems, as these are two excellent, popular, free, open-source platforms to build on.
Okay, I see what you mean. It isn't as much a question of what CMS will work on OS X (anything based on PHP, Perl, CGI, MySQL, etc.basically any technology that works on OS Xwill do) as what would you prefer. Basically, try the demos, maybe install a couple, and see what works. Try for PHP/MySQL-based systems, as these are two excellent, popular, free, open-source platforms to build on.
azrad
Not-so-junior Member
one thing to note.
usually, CMS has their own HTML Editor. Most of them only works on Internet Explorer 5.5 which we don't have on Mac System. Safari was built based on Gecko Engine, but the HTML Editor is built for Mozilla built browser. You only left with Thunderbird/Mozilla/Netscape.
Make sure you test the HTML Editor to see if it runs ok on your Mac.
usually, CMS has their own HTML Editor. Most of them only works on Internet Explorer 5.5 which we don't have on Mac System. Safari was built based on Gecko Engine, but the HTML Editor is built for Mozilla built browser. You only left with Thunderbird/Mozilla/Netscape.
Make sure you test the HTML Editor to see if it runs ok on your Mac.