Apologies, sent too soon before I'd included some examples...!
http://swcollectionsexplorer.org.uk (about 17,000 records)
http://salfordandcheethaminfocus.co.uk/object/ (~4,000 records)
http://americanmuseum.org/object/ (~100 objects but with aim to grow
rapidly soon)
Cheers
Mike
Hi Stan
We develop an open source plugin for WordPress built for exactly this. Once
installed you can import data from a number of museum sources: AdLib,
KeEmu, etc - but also CSV.
See more here:
http://cultureobject.co.uk
It basically takes the approach Sina suggests (CPT's) but deals with imp
Here's something built in almost exactly the way Sina describes:
http://bealearninghero.org/learning-tools/
Though I have to say, using an eCommerce platform for this is pretty
clever, and it might have "you may also like" features that work out of
the box, etc. On the other hand it may have l
If you don't need to, or aren't trying to, sell anything, then I suggest simply
making a custom post type (CPT) of Butterfly with the requisite fields you wish
to track. Then use "Search and Filter" as well as "Relevanssi". There are
several ways of making the CPTs in a GUI-like way, not the lea