You might also consider whther Joomla has Wiki and forum modules of its
own, that could share a common registration/login system.
Drupal (a Joomla competitor, also Open Source) has basic and advanced
wiki and forum modules that would leverage off Drupal's own core system,
rather than having to
Hi Robert
>>I do wonder if with having a new and more powerful wiki would open the
>>door to better community content and hopefully... documentation. I'm
>>wondering whether we can push much of the documentation onto the wiki
>>and then have the main website act as a place holder for
>>downloads/
Hi Thomas,
On 3 April 2012 14:39, Thomas Hogarth wrote:
> I've had a quick go at creating an account on the new MediaWiki system, was
> very straight forward. I don't have much experience with web backends but am
> very interested in helping out with content and general admin of the new
> site.
Hi Robert
I've had a quick go at creating an account on the new MediaWiki system, was
very straight forward. I don't have much experience with web backends but
am very interested in helping out with content and general admin of the new
site.
I've been meaning to create some more detailed informat
On 04/02/2012 10:57 AM, Robert Osfield wrote:
Hi All,
I am currently looking at Joomla, while I read up about it, has anyone
else out there worked with Joomla? Thoughts?
Hi, Robert,
We use Joomla for pretty much all of our web presence here in our lab,
as well as for some additional work we
Hi All,
As a test of Dreamhost server/services I have put up MediaWiki site
for us to experiment with:
http://wiki.openscenegraph.com
I haven't ever worked with MediaWiki before let alone set one up so
it's all rather a new experience. If I've done something dumb, or
neglected to set thing
And the next step in my experimentation/learning experience - I've got
Joomla installed on:
http://www.openscenegraph.com/
No OpenSceneGraph specific content yet kinda run of working day to
get much more done right now. I'll see if I can get a banner up
before I disappear for the evening
Hi All,
I am currently looking at Joomla, while I read up about it, has anyone
else out there worked with Joomla? Thoughts?
If Joomla doesn't look to daunting I'll try Dreamhosts One Click
install and put up something basic on openscenegraph.com and see how I
get on.
Robert.
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On 02.04.2012 13:45, Robert Osfield wrote:
> Hi All,
[...]
> In terms of server I have a Dreamhost account that includes full
> hosting so moving the OSG website to dreamhost is fine by me -
> currently I use Dreamhost's Mailman support to provide the osg-users
> mailing list and the blog.opensce
Hi All,
Occasionally over the past 6 months we've discussed moving server and
services from the present server, but as yet nothing concrete has
happened. I'm now ready to knuckle down and make it happen. However,
there is still decisions to make and work to do. This I need both
your suggestions
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