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I atcually started using phpNuke on one of my sites
(http://www.montero-sport.com.) and I like it alot, but I'd much
rather see it in CF...
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone
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I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years,
but may
be able to help a little. I've built a couple of micro content
management
systems, but nothing portable like phpnuke. It'd be really great to
see
I think
on of the biggest problems in a portable system will be the
standard use of
a database. If going with open source, I'd recommend PostreSQL over
something like mySQL.
A portable system should run on all databases. So either your very carefull
about field names and the type of SQL
reasonable
stable
on windows and has some decent third party admin GUIs available.
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I'd be interested. I've only
RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
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I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years,
Only!? 6 years is a little over a third of my lifetime, I would
suggest that
you could probably help a lot.
;-)
-Stephen
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I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years,
Only!? 6 years is a little over a third of my lifetime
I agree with the standard use of an open database.
I'm curious as to why you suggest PostreSQL over MySQL.
Its great for small-scale sites but it lacks quite a few features (like row
level locking) that you really do need if you are building a larger site.
That said, the code I am looking at
: Thursday, July 19, 2001 9:50 AM
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RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
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At 3:50 PM +0100 7/19/01, Will Swain wrote:
RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Is that all ;)
... I have been programming CF for 42 years... back then it was
called ForTran (Formula Translation).
Dick
A portable system should run on all databases. So either your
very carefull
about field names and the type of SQL you write, or we'll need a database
abstraction layer too.
Most, if not all I'd have to double check but at worst the number of queries
that aren't external is minimal, of the
I will do it.
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RBickham said:
I'd be interested. I've only been doing CF for about 5 or 6 years
Sorry, was the first thing that jumped to mind...what can I say, young *and*
inexperienced :-)
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 12:57 PM
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We REALLY
I would be interested in looking at your content management tool.
I have a test version running at
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia/
which is actually a bit of a misnomer as the entire pixelgeek site
has been
running the software for some time now, but the Arcadia site (the url
above)
has
Your Events link in Arcadia goes to your tips page.
Thought you should know :-)
-Stephen
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I would
I'm interested.
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Your Events link in Arcadia goes to your tips page.
Thought you should know :-)
First official bug!
Good thing there aren't any events in the system
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I'm interested.
The test site is running now at
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia/
you can join the site and also use (test) the message boards once
you've
joined. The code release will be available there on Monday and any
news will
be posted there on the front page.
Its also a good place
Iam Interested.
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Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of a
content
i'd be in. help anyway I can.
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whatever I can do to help. I am looking for one that is open source and free
to distribute and package with other applications.
Eric
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I atcually started using phpNuke on one of my sites
(http://www.montero-sport.com.) and I like it alot, but I'd much
rather
see it in CF...
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of
a
content management solution that is free. I would like to yell out
to the
Subject: Re: Open source content management who wants to join
I atcually started using phpNuke on one of my sites
(http://www.montero-sport.com.) and I like it alot, but I'd much
rather
see it in CF...
Well I have seen recently on the lists that everyone is in need of
a
content
Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently working on an open source content
management application. You might talk to them over there and see where
they're at and perhaps avoid re-inventing the wheel . . .
Dave
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whatever I can do to help. I am looking for one that is open source and free
to distribute and package with other applications.
Eric
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I have one that could be used and I am willing to share it. Anyone who is interested
please email me off list.
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whatever I can do
Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently working on an open
source content
management application. You might talk to them over there
and see where
they're at and perhaps avoid re-inventing the wheel . . .
Any ideas on an ETA for that ?
Looks perfect - written in CF !
My ally is the Force, and a powerful ally it is. - Yoda
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From: Thomas Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 10:53 AM
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Just a little FYI - Evolt.org is currently
I would like to yell out to the
lists to see if anyone is interested in starting one,
I'll be releasing mine (at least a version of it) on Monday (or at least
that's the current plan). For more information about it check out
http://www.pixelgeek.com/arcadia.cfm
I would be interested in looking at your content management tool.
Steven A. del Sol
San Diego Cold Fusion User Group
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Good timing!
After finishing another project I was asked to start on a CMS and
already have the organisation/user management (roles based security)
finished. What I am working on will allow the one application to serve
multiple clients (an
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