Decaflon Thread: Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/notes/ Decaflon Thread: Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection en Sat, 22 Nov 2008 22:09:55 +0000 Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/programming/notes/15543/p/1/#response-119168 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:42:02 JoeLencioni 119168 <p>I agree, Drupal seems like it might be a great solution for you. </p> Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/programming/notes/15543/p/1/#response-119156 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 02:19:13 trevorlee_nc 119156 <p>I second Drupal...</p> <p>They have lots of content modules which relate directly to audio/video...</p> <p>The template system for Drupal is pretty easy to work with too...on a very simple level, it's just a matter of plugging in a few php snippets into an html template, though I'm sure most CMS' have matured to about that point now. </p> Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/programming/notes/15543/p/1/#response-119044 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 22:24:45 Scrivs 119044 <p>With so much going on you might want to look into Drupal. </p> Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/programming/notes/15543/p/1/#response-119018 Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:34:43 Tyme 119018 <p>Did you want your users to be able to receive the media via RSS? This depends heavily on the CMS you use. Usually, when you make a page/entry in a CMS it will automatically create an RSS entry for it so people who are subscribed will remain updated as the site is updated. Yes, there is a CMS can handle it but how you want to handle the distribution of the content (and the ease in setting it up) would be a deciding factor(s). For example, ExpressionEngine has a Simple Commerce module that easily handles PayPal payments. If you use PayPal that might be a bonus for you (having everything integrated). </p> Which CMS should I use with a huge audio/video/articles collection http://decaflon.com/programming/notes/15543/p/1/#response-119008 Sat, 12 Jul 2008 14:27:29 kokowawa 119008 <p>Hi all, I have a website designed in HTML code with different languages, there is a lot of updates in audio/video/articles that I have to update each page with tables, icons, languages..... so I thought may be CMS is better for me.</p> <p>I don't know much about PHP coding, but I can learn quickly. Here is what my website about: a huge collection of Audio, Videos with discription beside each file (listen, save or buy) and a lot of articles... I have also installed oscommerse for selling audio cd's.</p> <p>is there a CMS out there that can hold all that in one control panel? I would like to keep my HTML design and use it as a CMS template.</p> <p>thanks in advance </p>