Hi Jonathan, *; On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 1:17 PM, jzacsh <[email protected]> wrote: > Do you really want "static" html files?
Static as in "have it look for a pregenerated copy, if present serve that, otherwise generate it and hand it out" > Or do you mean caching? I mean pregenerated html that could be served by apache or whatever other webserver alone. The website will not be the only purpose of thesite, so it should play nice with ressources. > [...] > I'm not sure why you want to see a demo installation of any one CMS, SInce that is the best method to actually try it out/prove all who say "CMS X fullfills all your requirements and your grandmother could use it". > (just to poke around the interfaces?) - you need to know a CMS in order to > know what you're > looking at, otherwise you're left to simply be impressed with nice themes No, the contrary is the case. I want the demo to get away from the themes, nice looking pages site. See the zikula example - having a look in the actual CMS /very/ quickly showed that it is not suitable for the intended use. So the other way is true: You need to have some knowledge of the CMS to setup a site that meets the requirements. Drupals demo at http://php.opensourcecms.com is not helpful in presenting drupal as a system that fulfills all the requirements. * I can see no way to add translations for a page * The editor is just a text-entry box * there seems no way to get an overview of created pages - you create pages just to never find them again - all you have is a simple list * I cannot see a way to have a hierarchy (only very, very limited), and the URLs while plain, are not human-readable (the nodes/<number> style) If that all that was to drupal, I'd never consider it. ciao Christian -- To unsubscribe, send an empty e-mail to [email protected] List archives are available at http://www.libreoffice.org/lists/website/ All messages you send to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted.
