Thanks for all the input!
I will take a closer look at Drupal, and check out the post you referenced,
Anson. We might actually have the expertise in house to do a Drupal
implementation
But I think our next step is to write an RFP, since someone outside could
probably do it a lot faster than
Heather,
Since Jason wasn't very verbose in his response :) I thought I'd elaborate.
Drupal is a good choice for this kind of activity. It has a number of features
that come ready or nearly ready to do what you're looking to do. With two
thousand modules, you're also likely to get other needed
Hi Heather,
I recently got handed a filemaker pro database with relational content in
it - this added some excitement because this is beyond the scope of your
average csv import Using node import with drupal allowed me to assign
the fields that were relational and do a sweet import with dublin
** apologies for cross-posting **
Hi there,
We have a database of performers that we use in our libraries. Currently,
the data is stored on one person's computer in a file maker pro db that only
this one person has access to (Hooray for legacy systems!). In order for the
rest of the staff to
Drupal
Jason
On 11-09-06 4:20 PM, Heather Rayl 23e...@gmail.commailto:23e...@gmail.com
wrote:
** apologies for cross-posting **
Hi there,
We have a database of performers that we use in our libraries. Currently,
the data is stored on one person's computer in a file maker pro db that only
On Sep 6, 2011, at 7:20 PM, Heather Rayl wrote:
** apologies for cross-posting **
Hi there,
We have a database of performers that we use in our libraries. Currently,
the data is stored on one person's computer in a file maker pro db that only
this one person has access to (Hooray for
