[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > The interface for TeamSite is strictly web-based, but you do have to edit > the templates, etc. with an HTML or text editor. I have attached some of > the related files for TeamSite: > > datacapture4.5.dtd - this is the main DTD for everything > datacapture.cfg - this defines the placement of text boxes, etc. in the > editor interface > homepage.tpl - this is a template for one of our pages > homepage - this is a DCR for the above template > I had a quick look at this... homepage - xml file of data, you would need to use the php-xml parse to write an importer into articles for this.. homepage.tpl - this is more like a style sheet, the extended html would have to be replaced with &(some.var); and the <ws_iterate list='content.Links' var='link'> would have to be replaced with <? while (list ($k,$v ) = each($content.links)) ?> ... or similar.. I would guess a conversion tool could be written - probably about a weeks work at most.. again the dtd xml file would require a quick xml parse to create input forms - although it really depends on how many of these you have.. - and whether you could get away with using the 'standard interface' for inputting.... regards alan > I hope this is what you are looking for. Thanks for your help. > > (See attached file: datacapture.cfg)(See attached file: datacapture4.5.dtd) > (See attached file: homepage)(See attached file: homepage.tpl) > > > Emiliano > Sent by: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > emile cc: > Subject: Re: [midgard-user] Interested >in using Midgard > (fwd) > 03/14/01 > 08:53 AM > > > > Henri Bergius wrote: > > > > BTW, I think we should fix the old list address... > > I no longer have access to the greywolves machine. Someone would > need to set up an autoresponder to explain people to resend to the > new addresses. Ezmlm doesn't accept mail that isn't explicitly > sent to it, so resending a Cc to the list didn't work. > > > I am interested in using Midgard for our web content management. We are > > currently using Interwoven's TeamSite which is very expensive. I am > > concerned about the migration from TeamSite to Midgard. > > > > I am not sure if you are familiar with TeamSite, but it uses XML for the > > page templates and data records to produce the HTML pages. It has some > > limitations in using SSI and also has a rather bulky, and buggy, > deployment > > interface. How easily can we import our current templates into the > Midgard > > database? > > I'm not intimately familiar with Interwoven. If there's a DTD for the > interwoven > files I could take a look at it and see if it would be possible to > convert it > to either Midgards' repligard or filetemplates format. > > > We are new to using Linux here and could certainly muddle our way through > > the installation of all the necessary requirements. The concern is that > it > > will take to long and require too much support to get this going. Also, > the > > people that will be entering the content are not trained in any way in > HTML > > design and I frequently have to fix errors in the content they submit. > Does > > Midgard require any knowledge of HTML for the basic users? > > That would depend on the front-end you're using. Asgard, and the 1.2.5 > admin > interface are somewhat geared toward the less casual user. Nadmin, > available > from HKLC is the editor-targeted interface. > > > P.S. - It has been a long time since I read any Tolkien, is the name > > Midgard from the Lord Of The Rings series? > > And now, back to Bergie... > > Emile homepage.tpl Type: unspecified type (application/octet-stream) > Encoding: base64 > Download Status: Not downloaded with message > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
