Hey Josh,
I have written an CMS in django, and so have others. One of your major
problems seems to be in the argument against using another template
language for page rendering. Most people I have spoken to chose a
lightweight markup language (markdown, ReST, WikiText,...) to do the
actual page e
On 4/4/07, Joshua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The specific task I have in front of me is to build a CMS that can be
> customized for different sites and different "views" (templates) while
> allowing a CMS admin user to add pages to a site - much like the
> radiantCMS built with Rails (http://ra
Josh,
My first question would be if you've checked into flatpages yet. If
I'm reading what you're asking, it solves the problem almost entirely.
And, it's quite simple and you can use it to build more structure on
if you need more features than it offers.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documenta
Hello all,
I am completely new to the Django project and have some initial
questions that I hope someone can answer for me.
I have searched this group and the internet looking for this
information, however, I seem unable to find answers.
First, a little background info. After giving rails a sho
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