----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Harrison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "FarCry Developers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 12:30 AM Subject: [farcry-dev] Farcry + Curtin Business School
> Hello Everyone, > > I'd just like to point anyone who is interested to the Curtin University > Business Schools new website at http://www.cbs.curtin.edu.au - This > is not only the most recent farcry site to go live, but im also going to > be so bold as to also claim its one of the more 'heavy duty' efforts to > date :P > > Some quick facts about the site : > > * There are around 600 odd navigation nodes in the farcry tree - and > still growing (yes it scales). > > *Site currently supports around 40 active contributors from various > schools (eg marketing, accounting etc). > > *User authentication done via LDAP - which was a breeze by simply > extending farcrys authentication CFC. If anyone else is looking at > custom authentication, let me know and i will get around to posting > something about it. > > * A number of custom rules (9 so far) had to be written to cater for > staff profiles,student timetabling, research publications blah blah. > > *Hands on Dev team : Unfeasably small for a site this size - 1 * coder > (me)and a graphic designer to help out with templates. Absolutely all > content however was created by 3 contributors - a great testament to > farcry in my opinion to allow non techincal users to build and manage > their website :D This also highlights some pretty sweet ROI for a > farcry based project. > > *Search Safe URLS - respect again to both Spike and Brendan for there > efforts on this wonderful Farcry feature. > > *Site traffic - currently around 30000 views per day,I've been told to > expect this to treble++ when the students come back to classes next > week. Thank goodness for the ability to cache content blocks in farcry! > > Bye All > > > Paul >
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