My company makes another PHP-based CMS called Sitellite. It's free for personal and non-profit use, but for commercial use it's $1000 US per site (unlimited users). It has versioning, role-based access privileges, simple workflow, front-side editing, a URL rewriting scheme so search spiders think it's an ordinary site, and a very well-documented API of over 100 PHP packages, making it very flexible and customizable should you need it.
You can find out more and download a beta (new full release coming January 1st, with one more beta before then) at:
http://www.simian.ca/
For a short list of sites running Sitellite, check out:
http://support.simian.ca/index/id.SitelliteSites/action.view
We've been spending the last few weeks on user interface improvements which will appear in a final beta coming very very soon. Reading your job title, I would be very interested in feedback from you if you try out our system. I could even get you an early copy of the upcoming beta with all the user interface improvements. Let me know if you'd be willing and interested.
Cheers,
Lux
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President and Chief Developer
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On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 02:30 PM, Heller, David wrote:
Hiya,
I'm on a shared hosting environment and am interested in recommendatinos for
PHP-based CMS systems. I'm allowed to do this, but I can't actually install
unprotected executables like Zope. Open source and free are always
preferred, but I'm interested in listening to other experiences as well if
the price/experience is right.
Thanx!
-- dave
Ps. This is a personal use question, not regarding anything to do with
Documentum at all.
David Heller
Sr. User Interface Designer
Documentum: The Leader in Enterprise Content Management
925.600.5636
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http://www.documentum.com/
AIM: bolinhanyc // Yahoo: dave_ux // MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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